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Eastern Sociological
Society
81 st Annual
Meeting
Intersectionalities
and
Complex Inequalities
Sheraton Society Hill
Philadelphia, PA
February 24-27, 2011

GENERAL INFORMATION
REGISTRATION
Hours: Thursday, 11:30 am-5:00 pm Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm.
Saturday, 8:00 am-5:00 pm Sunday, 8:00 am-10:00 am.
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ESS COMMONS
The ESS COMMONS is on the main level in Ballroom B. It includes:
The Book Exhibit, which is described on the back inside cover of the program.
The Message Board, where participants can leave and receive messages.
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Center will be suspended for this year. Please do check the Employment Services section on
our website (http://essnet.org) for current postings.
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SESSION AND PAPER LENGTH
Sessions are scheduled with the expectation that presenters and discussants will take
approximately 15 minutes to make their initial presentations. This will allow time for discussion
among the panelists and for audience participation.
Presiders should end sessions promptly to enable the following sessions to start on time. If
there is no Presider listed, please appoint one from the panel for time-keeping purposes.
Next Year's Annual Meeting will be at the
New York Millennium Broadway Hotel, New York City
February 23-26, 2012

Intersectionalities and Complex Inequalities
The 81 st Annual Meeting
of the
Eastern Sociological Society
Sheraton Society Hill Hotel
February 24-27, 2011
Table of Contents
Program Highlights
Program Summary
Program Details
Previous Officers and Award Winners
ESS Officers and Committees
Acknowledgements
Call for 2012 Papers
Publisher Advertisements
Index of Participants
General Information
Book Exhibitors
Session Room Maps
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Inside Front Cover
Inside Back Cover
Back Cover
Cover Design: Emily Mahon
Begin Making Plans for ESS 2012:
Storied Lives: Culture, Structure, and Narrative
Millennium Broadway Hotel
New York City
February 23-26, 2012
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Intersectionalities and Complex Inequalities
PLENARY SESSIONS:
ESS 2011 Program Highlights
Thursday 5:30-7:00 PM The Robin Williams Lecture: Honoring Mark Jacobs, "Nofault
Corruption of the Financial System" (Karen Hansen,
Organizer and presider)
Friday 5:30-7:00 PM Honoring the Career of Patricia Hill Collins: "Black Feminism,
Intersectionality, and Social Justice" (Christine Bose,
Organizer and presider)
Saturday 5:30-7:00 PM Presentation of 2011 Awards and Christine Bose’s Presidential
Address: "Globalizing Gender Issues: Many Voices, Different
Choices" (Karen Hansen, presider)
Ballroom C
Ballroom C
Ballroom C
RECEPTIONS AND ENTERTAINMENT:
Thursday 7:00 PM Reception following Robin William's Lecture Ballroom C
Friday 3:00-4:00 PM New Books Reception Ballroom B
Friday 7:00 PM Reception following, Honoring the Career of Patricia Hill
Collins: "Black Feminism, Intersectionality, and Social Justice"
Saturday 7:00 PM Reception following the 2011 Award Ceremony and Christine
Bose’s Presidential Address
Ballroom C
Ballroom C
“CONVERSATIONS” WITH:
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Josh Klein, Stephen Eric Bronner, Ida Susser, Fida
Mohammad, and David N. Smith on -- Peace and Security
Saturday 10:15 -11:45 AM Nancy Denton, Louisa Miller, Andy Beveridge, and John
Iceland on -- 2010 Census: Research Issues and
Opportunities
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Gaye Tuchman, Gary Rhoades, Angie Beeman, and Clyde W.
Barrow on -- Corporatizing Higher Education
Frampton Room
Flower Room
Flower Room
THEMATICS:
Thursday
Thursday
12:00-1:30 PM
1:45-3:15 PM
Cultural Boundaries and Power
Asian American Intersectionalities in the U.S. and Beyond
Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM Intersectionalities and Crime: Challenges to Theory, Research
and Policy
Cook Room
Cook Room
Cook Room
Friday 10:15-11:45 AM Intersectionality in Disability Studies Cook Room
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Intersectionality and Demographic Research Cook Room
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Poverty and Homelessness: Local and Global Perspectives Cook Room
Friday 3:30-5:00 PM Measuring Intersectionality Cook Room
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Crime and Banishment: Emerging Issues Concerning
Immigration and Deportation in America
Cook Room
Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM Work and Family: Intersectionalities, Interactions, and Divides Cook Room
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THEMATICS: - cont’d
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Intersectionality: New Questions for Global Women’s
Movements
Cook Room
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Education, Race, and Inequality Flower Room
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Tenth Anniversary of 9/11: Assessing the Impact on
Communities
Cook Room
Saturday 3:30-5:00 PM Intersectionality: Examining Girls and Women of Color Cook Room
Sunday 8:30-10:00 AM New Scholarship on Latinos: Various Aspects of
Intersectionality
Cook Room
Sunday 10:15-11:45 PM Intersectionality and Embodiment Cook Room
AUTHOR-MEETS-CRITICS:
Thursday 12:00-1:30 PM Plenitude: The New Economics of True Wealth by Juliet Schor Shippen Room
Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM Parenting out of control: Anxious Parents in Uncertain Times
by Margaret Nelson
Friday 10:15-11:45 AM Yitzhak Rabin`s Assassination and the Dilemmas of
Commemoration by Vered Vinitzky-Seroussi
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Freelancing Expertise: Contract Professionals in the New
Economy by Debra Osnowitz
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Fire in the Heart: How White Activists Embrace Racial Justice
by Mark Warren
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Thug Life: Race, Gender, and the Meaning of Hiphop by
Michael Jeffries
Friday 3:30-5:00 PM Brokered Boundaries: Creating Immigrant Identity in Anti-
Immigrant Times by Douglas S. Massey and Magaly Sanchez
R.
Saturday
Saturday
8:30-10:00 AM
10:15-11:45 AM
Longing and Belonging: Parents, Children, and Consumer
Culture by Allison Pugh
Inventing Equal Opportunity by Frank Dobbin
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Nimo`s War, Emma`s War: Making Feminist Sense of the Iraq
War by Cynthia Enloe
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Blurring the Color Line: The New Chance for a More
Integrated America by Richard Alba
Saturday 3:30-5:00 PM The Managed Hand: Race, Gender and the Body in Beauty
Service Work by Miliann Kang
Sunday 10:15-11:45 AM Peculiar Institution: America`s Death Penalty in an Age of
Abolition by David Garland
Sunday 12:00-1:30 PM Making Transnational Feminism: Rural women, NGO Activists
and Northern Donors in Brazil by Milicent Thayer
Shippen Room
Shippen Room
Shippen Room
William Penn
Boardroom
Shippen Room
Shippen Room
Shippen Room
Shippen Room
Shippen Room
Shippen Room
Shippen Room
Shippen Room
Shippen Room
MINICONFERENCE: Group Processes
Thursday 1:45-3:15 PM Social Exchanges and Group Reactions Ballroom A2
Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM Networks and Interactions Ballroom A2
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MINICONFERENCE: Transnationalism, Gender, and Sexuality
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Thinking Transnational, Thinking Gender & Sexuality Ballroom E2
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Talking Back to Transnationalism: Conversations & Conceptual
Directions
Ballroom E2
Friday 3:30-5:00 PM Challenging Boundaries: Rhetoric, Practices and Governance Ballroom E2
MINICONFERENCE: China
Friday 10:15-11:45 AM International Migration from China: Perspectives from Migrant
Destination and Origin Communities
Ballroom E1
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Education, Inequality, and Rural-Urban Divide in China Ballroom E1
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Culture, Rituals, Property Rights, and Green Technologies in
China
Ballroom E1
Friday 3:30-5:00 PM Migrant Workers, Entrepreneurship, and Markets in China Ballroom E1
MINICONFERENCE: Urban Ethnography
Friday 10:15-11:45 AM Doing Community Studies at Different `Levels` of Community William Penn
Boardroom
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM The Moral Economy of Violence in the U.S. Inner City:
Ethnographic Notes from North Philadelphia
Friday 3:30-5:00 PM Incorporating Digital Life and Technologies into Urban
Ethnography
MINICONFERENCE: LGBTQ “Coloring Outside the Lines”
William Penn
Boardroom
William Penn
Boardroom
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Challenging Normativities Ballroom D
Saturday 10:15-11:45 PM Sexual Body Politics and Visibility Ballroom D
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Trans/gender Identities, Politics and Communities Ballroom D
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Queer Marginalities Ballroom D
Saturday 3:30-5:00 PM (Re)Framing Queer Intersectional Studies Ballroom D
MINICONFERENCE: Children of Immigrants
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Identity and Integration Ballroom E2
Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM Parental Work, Socioeconomic Status, and the Daily Lives of
Children
Ballroom E2
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Public Programs and Health Ballroom E2
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Transforming America in the 21st Century: Key Features and
Context
Saturday 3:30-6:00 PM Film "Abused- The Postville Raid" directed by Luis Argueta and
co-produced by Vivian Rivas. Movie and discussion with Luis
Argueta
Ballroom E2
Ballroom E2
MINICONFERENCE: Military Sociology
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Diversity and the U.S. Military Ballroom E1
Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM Military and the Big Picture Ballroom E1
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Mobilization and Military Structure Ballroom E1
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Military Control and Regulation Ballroom E1
Saturday 3:30-5:00 PM Military Culture and Identities Ballroom E1
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WORKSHOPS:
Thursday 1:45-3:15 PM Consumer Expenditure Survey: Is How We Spend Who We
Are?: From Funds for Food to Conspicuous Consumption, Part
1--Research Presentations Using the Consumer Expenditure
Survey
Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM Consumer Expenditure Survey: Is How We Spend Who We
Are?: Part 2--How to Obtain and Analyze Consumer
Expenditure Survey Data
Frampton Room
Frampton Room
Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM The Textbook Affordability Crisis and Emerging Solutions Flower Room
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Findings from Three Waves of the Bachelor’s and Beyond
Survey: Implications for Departments Developing Curriculum
and Extra-Curricular Activities in a Recession-Racked Economy
(ASA)
Friday 3:30-5:00 PM National Science Foundation: Funding Opportunities and
Proposal Preparation for Professional Sociologists and
Graduate Students
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM ASA Departmental Resource Group Workshop- Preparing for
Program Review
Flower Room
Flower Room
William Penn
Boardroom
EVENTS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS:
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Undergraduate Poster Session I Lobby
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Undergraduate Poster Session II Lobby
Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM Undergraduate Poster Session III Lobby
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Undergraduate Poster Session IV Lobby
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Undergraduate Poster Session V Lobby
EVENTS Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women and the
Committee on the Status of Minorities
Friday 10:15-11:45 AM Women of Color in Positions of Power (Co-sponsored with the
Committee on the Status of Minorities)
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Women of Color Navigating Power in the Academy: An
Informal Conversation about the Profession and
Marginalization (SWS sponsored luncheon—reservations
preferred)
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Teaching about Violence against Women in Undergraduate
Sociology Courses
Flower Room
Flower Room
Frampton Room
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Committee on the Status of Minorities Business Meeting William Penn
Boardroom
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Committee on the Status of Women Business Meeting William Penn
Boardroom
Saturday
3:30-5:00 PM
Intimate Relationships and the Work/Life Balance
Flower Room
Sunday 10:15-11:45 AM Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ)
Issues in the Profession
Flower Room
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EVENTS Sponsored by the Association for Humanist Sociology
Friday 3:30-4:45 PM Humanist Sociology, Human Rights, and Global Citizenship Reynolds Room
Friday 4:45-5:30 PM Humanist Society Reception Reynolds Room
ESS SPECIAL EVENTS AND MEETINGS:
Thursday 12:00-1:30 PM ESS Executive Committee Meeting William Penn
Boardroom
Thursday 1:45-3:15 PM ESS Publications Committee William Penn
Boardroom
Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM Graduate Education Committee Business Meeting William Penn
Boardroom
Saturday 7:00-8:30 AM ASA Department Chairs` Breakfast William Penn
Boardroom
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Committee on the Status of Minorities Business Meeting William Penn
Boardroom
Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM Editorial Board- Sociological Forum William Penn
Boardroom
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Committee on the Status of Women Business Meeting William Penn
Boardroom
Sunday 8:30-10:00 AM ESS General Business Meeting (open to entire membership) Ballroom E2
Sunday 8:30-10:00 AM SWS Committee Meeting William Penn
Boardroom
Sunday 10:15-11:45 AM ESS Executive Committee Meeting William Penn
Boardroom
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ESS Annual Meeting Program Summary
Thursday, February 24
12:00 PM-1:30 PM
1. Thematic -- Cultural Boundaries and Power -- Cook Room
2. Author Meets Critics -- Plenitude: The New Economics of True Wealth by Juliet Schor -- Shippen Room
3. Regular Paper Session -- Intersectional Purchases of Intimacy -- Bromley Room
4. Regular Paper Session -- Intersectionalities and Inequalities on College Campuses -- Claypoole Room
5. Regular Paper Session -- Food Sentiment and Food Production -- Flower Room
6. Regular Paper Session -- Ecologies of Crime in Time and Space -- Frampton Room
7. Regular Paper Session -- Religious Identity and Social Movements -- Reynolds Room
8. Regular Paper Session -- Brooklyn Recycled -- Ballroom A1
9. Regular Paper Session -- Multiple Methodologies: Social Research on Gendered Violence and Sexual Assault -
- Ballroom A2
10. Regular Paper Session -- Teaching Race: White Supremacy and White Privilege -- Ballroom D
11. Regular Paper Session -- Social Theory and the Sociology of the Arts in the United States -- Ballroom E1
12. Regular Paper Session -- Sociology and the Media -- Ballroom E2
13. ESS Special Events & Meetings -- ESS Executive Committee Meeting -- William Penn Boardroom
1:45 PM-3:15 PM
14. Thematic -- Asian American Intersectionalities in the U.S. and Beyond -- Cook Room
15. Miniconference: Group Processes -- Session 1- Social Exchanges and Group Reactions -- Ballroom A2
16. Workshop -- Consumer Expenditure Survey: Is How We Spend Who We Are?: From Funds for Food to
Conspicuous Consumption, Part 1-- Research Presentations Using the Consumer Expenditure Survey --
Frampton Room
17. Regular Paper Session -- Adaptation and Incorporation of Immigrants -- Bromley Room
18. Regular Paper Session -- Fields of Cultural Production -- Claypoole Room
19. Regular Paper Session -- Reconfiguring Social Movements and Social Service Organizations -- Flower Room
20. Regular Paper Session -- The Global, National, and Local Politics of the Environment -- Reynolds Room
21. Regular Paper Session -- All in the Family: Families and Crime -- Ballroom A1
22. Regular Paper Session -- Identities, Ideology, and Welfare -- Ballroom C
23. Regular Paper Session -- Diagnosing and Defining Disease -- Ballroom D
24. Regular Paper Session -- Environmental Concerns and Activism -- Ballroom E1
25. Regular Paper Session -- Global Philadelphia: New Immigrant Communities -- Ballroom E2
26. Regular Paper Session -- Factors in Mental Health Inequalities, Transitions, and Abuse -- Whitpen Room
27. ESS Special Events & Meetings -- ESS Publications Committee -- William Penn Boardroom
3:30 PM-5:00 PM
28. Thematic -- Intersectionalities and Crime: Challenges to Theory, Research and Policy -- Cook Room
29. Author Meets Critics -- Parenting out of control: Anxious Parents in Uncertain Times by Margaret Nelson --
Shippen Room
30. Miniconference: Group Processes -- Session 2- Networks and Interactions -- Ballroom A2
31. Workshop -- The Textbook Affordability Crisis and Emerging Solutions -- Flower Room
32. Workshop -- Consumer Expenditure Survey: Is How We Spend Who We Are?: Part 2-- How to Obtain and
Analyze Consumer Expenditure Survey Data -- Frampton Room
33. Regular Paper Session -- International Migration and Economic Issues -- Bromley Room
34. Regular Paper Session -- Social Networks and Education -- Claypoole Room
35. Regular Paper Session -- Whiteness, Imperialism, Stratification and Ethnic Boundaries -- Reynolds Room
36. Regular Paper Session -- Pregnancy, Reproduction, and Birth Questions: Session1. Preconception and
Pregnancy: Information, Framing, and Choices -- Ballroom A1
37. Regular Paper Session -- Religion in the Modern World -- Ballroom E1
38. Regular Paper Session -- Public Sociology, Gendered Inequality and Non-Profits -- Ballroom E2
39. Regular Paper Session -- Race and Mental Health -- Whitpen Room
40. ESS Special Events & Meetings -- Graduate Education Committee Business Meeting -- William Penn
Boardroom
5:30 PM-7:00 PM
41. Plenary -- The Robin Williams Lecture: Honoring Mark Jacobs, "No-fault Corruption of the Financial System."
Reception to follow. -- Ballroom C
Friday, February 25
8:30 AM-10:00 AM
42. Regular Paper Session -- Attitudes and Policies Towards Immigrants at the Receiving Society -- Bromley
Room
43. Regular Paper Session -- Building and Contesting the City -- Claypoole Room
44. Regular Paper Session -- New Directions in Demographic Research -- Cook Room
45. Regular Paper Session -- Changing Policy Toward the Poor and Homeless -- Flower Room
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Friday, 8:30-10:00AM – cont’d
46. Regular Paper Session -- Temporality in Social Theory -- Frampton Room
47. Regular Paper Session -- Family Hierarchies in Paid and Unpaid Work -- Reynolds Room
48. Regular Paper Session -- Historical and Contemporary Neighborhood Transformations -- Shippen Room
49. Regular Paper Session -- Diversity and Well-Being in Later Life -- Ballroom A1
50. Regular Paper Session -- Expanding the Boundaries of the Curriculum -- Ballroom A2
51. Regular Paper Session -- Health and Human Rights of the Marginalized -- Ballroom C
52. Regular Paper Session -- Racial-Ethnic Health Disparities -- Ballroom D
53. Regular Paper Session -- Religion and Boundaries in the US -- Ballroom E1
54. Regular Paper Session -- Job Satisfaction and Career Constraints -- Ballroom E2
55. Regular Paper Session -- New Voices in Sociological Methodology -- Whitpen Room
56. Regular Paper Session -- Inside Out: Urban Ethnographers of Color at the Intersections of Race, Class, and
Gender -- William Penn Boardroom
57. Roundtable -- Womanism and Intersectionality (Table 16) -- Hamilton Room
58. Roundtable -- Objects and Objectivity in Theory (Table 4) -- Hamilton Room
59. Roundtable -- Sexuality, Gender, and Crime (Table 12) -- Hamilton Room
60. Roundtable -- Societal Responses and Reactions to Crime (Table 11) -- Hamilton Room
61. Roundtable -- The Politics of Apparel and Style (Table 19) -- Hamilton Room
62. Roundtable -- Media Sociology (Table 15) -- Hamilton Room
63. Roundtable -- Constructions of Masculinity in the Labor Market and Sports (Table 9) -- Hamilton Room
64. Roundtable -- Racialized Sexualities (Table 7) -- Hamilton Room
65. Roundtable -- Financial Resources in Education: Sources and Outcomes (Table 18) -- Hamilton Room
66. Roundtable -- Academic Achievement, Race, Ethnicity and Class (Table 17) -- Hamilton Room
67. Roundtable -- The Intersection of Space and Place in Urban Areas (Table 10) -- Hamilton Room
68. Roundtable -- Historical Transformations of Global Capitalism (Table 14) -- Hamilton Room
69. Roundtable -- War, Peace, and New Politics (Table 13) -- Hamilton Room
70. Roundtable -- Information, Media, and the Reshaping of Health and Health Care (Table 8) -- Hamilton Room
71. Roundtable -- Contemporary International Migration Issues: Spatial Distribution, Cultural Perspective and
Choice of Destination (Table 6) -- Hamilton Room
72. Roundtable -- Organizational Culture and Management (Table 5) -- Hamilton Room
73. Roundtable -- Making Connections: Teaching Intersectionality (Table 2) -- Hamilton Room
74. Roundtable -- Visual Sociology (Table 3) -- Hamilton Room
75. Roundtable -- Something for Nothing: Exchange and Gambling (Table 13) -- Hamilton Room
76. Roundtable -- Life Course Considerations (Table 1) -- Hamilton Room
10:15 AM-11:45 AM
77. Thematic -- Intersectionality in Disability Studies -- Cook Room
78. Author Meets Critics -- Yitzhak Rabin`s Assassination and the Dilemmas of Commemoration by Vered
Vinitzky-Seroussi -- Shippen Room
79. Miniconference: China -- Session 1- International Migration from China: Perspectives from Migrant
Destination and Origin Communities -- Ballroom E1
80. Miniconference: Urban Ethnography -- Session 1- Doing Community Studies at Different `Levels` of
Community -- William Penn Boardroom
81. Regular Paper Session -- Intersectional Effects of Race, Gender, Legal Status and Citizenship on the Lives of
Transnational Migrants -- Bromley Room
82. Regular Paper Session -- Identity Construction in Education -- Claypoole Room
83. Regular Paper Session -- Housing Segregation: Session1. Residential Segregation, Neighborhoods, and
Housing -- Frampton Room
84. Regular Paper Session -- Work, Emotions and Attitudes -- Reynolds Room
85. Regular Paper Session -- Delinquency and Social Control -- Ballroom A1
86. Regular Paper Session -- “This is not political”: Ethnographies of Political Life -- Ballroom A2
87. Regular Paper Session -- Class, Race and Parenting -- Ballroom C
88. Regular Paper Session -- Social Movements, Organizations, and Health -- Ballroom D
89. Regular Paper Session -- Identity Management and Narratives of LGBTQ Peoples -- Ballroom E2
90. Regular Paper Session -- New Voices in Sociological Theory -- Whitpen Room
91. Committee on the Status of Women Panel -- Women of Color in Positions of Power (Co-sponsored with the
Committee on the Status of Minorities) -- Flower Room
92. Roundtable -- Ideologies and their Reflections in Collective Actions (Table 18) -- Hamilton Room
93. Roundtable -- Ideologies and their Reflections in Everyday Life (Table 17) -- Hamilton Room
94. Roundtable -- International Comparative Research on Race, Ethnicity, and Immigrants in Europe and the US
(Table 5) -- Hamilton Room
95. Roundtable -- Substance Abuse: Intersections of Race, Gender and Sexualities (Table 10) -- Hamilton Room
96. Roundtable -- Intersectionalities in Crime and Formal Social Control (Table 9) -- Hamilton Room
97. Roundtable -- Culture and Meaning (Table 14) -- Hamilton Room
98. Roundtable -- LGBTQ Politics (Table 6) -- Hamilton Room
99. Roundtable -- Sex, Drugs and Religion (Table 11) -- Hamilton Room
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Friday, 10:15AM-11:45AM – cont’d
100. Roundtable -- The Politics of Populism (Table 12) -- Hamilton Room
101. Roundtable -- Developing Social Movements (Table 13) -- Hamilton Room
102. Roundtable -- Health Disparities and Constructing Normalities (Table 7) -- Hamilton Room
103. Roundtable -- Parenting and the Body (Table 4) -- Hamilton Room
104. Roundtable -- Masculinity Across Social Spheres (Table 8) -- Hamilton Room
105. Roundtable -- Food Inequality and Intersectionalities (Table 2) -- Hamilton Room
106. Roundtable -- Media, Technology and America’s Youth (Table 1) -- Hamilton Room
107. Roundtable -- Organizations and Organizational Environment (Table 3) -- Hamilton Room
108. Roundtable -- The Effects of Social and Cultural Capital on Academic Achievement (Table 16) -- Hamilton
Room
109. Roundtable -- Educational Choices by Schools and Families (Table 15) -- Hamilton Room
12:00 PM-1:30 PM
110. Thematic -- Intersectionality and Demographic Research -- Cook Room
111. Author Meets Critics -- Freelancing Expertise: Contract Professionals in the New Economy by Debra Osnowitz
-- Shippen Room
112. Author Meets Critics -- Fire in the Heart: How White Activists Embrace Racial Justice by Mark Warren --
William Penn Boardroom
113. Conversation -- Peace and Security -- Frampton Room
114. Miniconference: Transnationalism -- Session 1-Thinking Transnational, Thinking Gender & Sexuality --
Ballroom E2
115. Miniconference: China -- Session 2- Education, Inequality, and Rural-Urban Divide in China -- Ballroom E1
116. Regular Paper Session -- Transformations of Work -- Bromley Room
117. Regular Paper Session -- The Construction of Public Space -- Claypoole Room
118. Regular Paper Session -- Women of Color: Identity, Embodiment, and Efficacy -- Reynolds Room
119. Regular Paper Session -- Mapping Class -- Ballroom A1
120. Regular Paper Session -- Pregnancy, Reproduction, and Birth Questions: Session 2. Choice and Control in
Birth -- Ballroom A2
121. Regular Paper Session -- Intersectional Approaches to Physical and Mental Health and Well-Being -- Ballroom
C
122. Regular Paper Session -- Professionalization and Legitimacy in Health Care -- Ballroom D
123. Regular Paper Session -- Volunteerism, Civic Engagement, and Social Change -- Whitpen Room
124. Roundtable -- Making Theory Paradigms (Table 3) -- Hamilton Room
125. Roundtable -- Issues in Social Psychology: Emotions and Stereotypes (Table 2) -- Hamilton Room
126. Roundtable -- Gendered Violence and Sexual Assault (Table 8) -- Hamilton Room
127. Roundtable -- Substance Abuse and Youth (Table 7) -- Hamilton Room
128. Roundtable -- Sociology of the Media: Political and Cultural Imagery (Table 15) -- Hamilton Room
129. Roundtable -- Cross-Race and Cross-Ethnic Relations (Table 4) -- Hamilton Room
130. Roundtable -- Building Congregations (Table 9) -- Hamilton Room
131. Roundtable -- New Directions in the Study of Urban Development (Table 6) -- Hamilton Room
132. Roundtable -- Politics of Resource Development (Table 12) -- Hamilton Room
133. Roundtable -- Negotiating Family Work (Table 5) -- Hamilton Room
134. Roundtable -- Cultural Approaches to Inequality (Table 14) -- Hamilton Room
135. Roundtable -- Sociology of Science (Table 1) -- Hamilton Room
136. Roundtable -- Competition in Athletics (Table 10) -- Hamilton Room
137. Roundtable -- Macro Level Analysis: Employment and Industry (Table 11) -- Hamilton Room
138. Roundtable -- Multiculturalism, Counseling, Surveillance and Jobs (Table 17) -- Hamilton Room
139. Roundtable -- Nontraditional Education: Summer Camps, Adult Education, and Maternal Education (Table 16)
-- Hamilton Room
140. Undergraduate Poster Session -- Undergraduate Poster Session I -- Lobby
141. ESS Special Events & Meetings -- Women of Color Navigating Power in the Academy: An Informal
Conversation about the Profession and Marginalization -- Flower Room
1:45 PM-3:15 PM
142. Thematic -- Poverty and Homelessness: Local and Global Perspectives -- Cook Room
143. Author Meets Critics -- Thug Life: Race, Gender, and the Meaning of Hiphop by Michael Jeffries -- Shippen
Room
144. Miniconference: Transnationalism -- Session 2- Talking Back to Transnationalism: Conversations &
Conceptual Directions -- Ballroom E2
145. Workshop -- Findings from Three Waves of the Bachelor’s and Beyond Survey: Implications for Departments
Developing Curriculum and Extra-Curricular Activities in a Recession-Racked Economy -- Flower Room
146. Miniconference: China -- Session 3- Culture, Rituals, Property Rights, and Green Technologies in China --
Ballroom E1
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Friday, 1:45PM-3:15PM – cont’d
147. Miniconference: Urban Ethnography -- Session 2- The Moral Economy of Violence in the U.S. Inner City:
Ethnographic Notes from North Philadelphia -- William Penn Boardroom
148. Regular Paper Session -- International Migration: Gender and Work -- Bromley Room
149. Regular Paper Session -- Culture, Consumption and the Construction of Meaning -- Claypoole Room
150. Regular Paper Session -- Feminist Theory in Action -- Reynolds Room
151. Regular Paper Session -- Prisoner Re-entry and Re-integration -- Ballroom A1
152. Regular Paper Session -- Criminal Justice and Society -- Ballroom A2
153. Regular Paper Session -- Pathways to Disparities in Physician Decision-Making -- Ballroom C
154. Regular Paper Session -- Reproductive Health and Services -- Ballroom D
155. Regular Paper Session -- Sexual Representation, the Media, and Partnering -- Whitpen Room
156. Committee on the Status of Women Panel -- Teaching about Violence against Women in Undergraduate
Sociology Courses -- Frampton Room
157. Undergraduate Poster Session -- Undergraduate Poster Session II -- Lobby
3:00 PM-4:00 PM
158. New Book Reception -- Ballroom B
3:30 PM-4:45 PM
159. Events Sponsored by Humanist Sociology -- Humanist Sociology, Human Rights, and Global Citizenship –
Reynolds Room
3:30 PM-5:00 PM
160. Thematic -- Measuring Intersectionality -- Cook Room
161. Author Meets Critics -- Brokered Boundaries: Creating Immigrant Identity in Anti-Immigrant Times by
Douglas S. Massey and Magaly Sanchez R. -- Shippen Room
162. Miniconference: Transnationalism -- Session 3- Challenging Boundaries: Rhetoric, Practices and Governance
-- Ballroom E2
163. Workshop -- National Science Foundation: Funding Opportunities and Proposal Preparation for Professional
Sociologists and Graduate Students -- Flower Room
164. Miniconference: China -- Session 4- Migrant Workers, Entrepreneurship, and Markets in China -- Ballroom E1
165. Miniconference: Urban Ethnography -- Session 3- Incorporating Digital Life and Technologies into Urban
Ethnography -- William Penn Boardroom
166. Regular Paper Session -- Work, Disruption and Inequality -- Bromley Room
167. Regular Paper Session -- Gender and the Undergraduate and Graduate Experience -- Claypoole Room
168. Regular Paper Session -- Housing Segregation: Session2. Immigration, Neighborhoods, and Segregation --
Frampton Room
169. Regular Paper Session -- Response to Urban Poverty -- Ballroom A1
170. Regular Paper Session -- Issues in Qualitative Methodology -- Ballroom A2
171. Regular Paper Session -- Job Searching and Labor Market Intermediaries in the U.S. -- Ballroom C
172. Regular Paper Session -- Drug Use and Abuse -- Ballroom D
173. Regular Paper Session -- Morality and Purity: Attitudes Toward Sexuality -- Whitpen Room
4:45 PM-5:30 PM
174. Events Sponsored by Humanist Sociology -- Humanist Society Reception -- Reynolds Room
5:30 PM-7:00 PM
175. Plenary -- "Black Feminism, Intersectionality, and Social Justice": Honoring the Career of Patricia Hill Collins -
- Ballroom C
Saturday, 26 February 2011
7:00 AM-8:30 AM
176. ESS Special Events & Meetings -- ASA Department Chairs` Breakfast -- William Penn Boardroom
8:30 AM-10:00 AM
177. Thematic -- Crime and Banishment: Emerging issues Concerning Immigration and Deportation in America --
Cook Room
178. Author Meets Critics -- Longing and Belonging: Parents, Children, and Consumer Culture by Allison Pugh --
Shippen Room
179. Miniconference: Military Sociology -- Session 1: Diversity and the U.S. Military -- Ballroom E1
180. Miniconference: LGBTQ -- Invited Session 1- Challenging Normativities -- Ballroom D
181. Miniconference: Children of Immigrants -- Session 1- Identity and Integration -- Ballroom E2
182. Regular Paper Session -- Children and Youth: Stereotypes, Mentors -- Bromley Room
183. Regular Paper Session -- Music: Academics and the Media -- Claypoole Room
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184. Regular Paper Session -- Pregnancy, Reproduction, and Birth Questions: Session 3. Fertilities: Boundaries,
Identities, and Inequalities -- Flower Room
185. Regular Paper Session -- National Debt in the World System -- Frampton Room
186. Regular Paper Session -- Highly Skilled Migration in the 21st Century -- Reynolds Room
187. Regular Paper Session -- Racial Wealth Disparities -- Ballroom A1
188. Regular Paper Session -- States and Transnational Activism -- Ballroom A2
189. Regular Paper Session -- Variability among Urban and Rural Communities -- Ballroom C
190. Regular Paper Session -- Discourses Shaping Social Movements -- Whitpen Room
191. Roundtable -- Sociology of Culture: Tattooing and Body Modification (Table 12) -- Hamilton Room
192. Roundtable -- Legislation, Reform, and Innovation in the Market (Table 11) -- Hamilton Room
193. Roundtable -- Intersectionalities & Complex Inequalities in Health Care & Higher Education (Table 10) --
Hamilton Room
194. Roundtable -- Black Women and Public Health (Table 9) -- Hamilton Room
195. Roundtable -- Vocationalizing Higher Education: Why, How, and for Whom? (Table 8) -- Hamilton Room
196. Roundtable -- The Importance of Local Cultures and Institutional Practices in Rural Community Responses to
Social and Health Needs (Table 7) -- Hamilton Room
197. Roundtable -- Cultural Meaning and Medicine (Table 5) -- Hamilton Room
198. Roundtable -- Surveillance as Social Control (Table 4) -- Hamilton Room
199. Roundtable -- Challenges and Opportunities in Teaching Sociology (Table 2) -- Hamilton Room
200. Roundtable -- Education, Policy and Social Response (Table 3) -- Hamilton Room
201. Roundtable -- Religion and Personality (Table 1) -- Hamilton Room
202. ESS Special Events & Meetings -- Committee on the Status of Minorities Business Meeting -- William Penn
Boardroom
10:15 AM-11:45 AM
203. Thematic -- Work and Family: Intersectionalities, Interactions, and Divides -- Cook Room
204. Author Meets Critics -- Inventing Equal Opportunity by Frank Dobbin -- Shippen Room
205. Conversation -- 2010 Census: Research Issues and Opportunities -- Flower Room
206. Miniconference: Military Sociology -- Session 2: Military and the Big Picture -- Ballroom E1
207. Miniconference: LGBTQ -- Invited Session 2- Sexual Body Politics and Visibility -- Ballroom D
208. Miniconference: Children of Immigrants -- Session 2- Parental Work, Socioeconomic Status, and the Daily
Lives of Children -- Ballroom E2
209. Regular Paper Session -- Construction of “Reality” TV and Talk Shows -- Bromley Room
210. Regular Paper Session -- Academics and Athletes -- Claypoole Room
211. Regular Paper Session -- Multidimensional Perspectives on Social Movements -- Frampton Room
212. Regular Paper Session -- Racial Experiences in Educational Environments -- Reynolds Room
213. Regular Paper Session -- Restorative Justice and Dispute Resolution -- Ballroom A1
214. Regular Paper Session -- Terror, Power, and Practice -- Ballroom A2
215. Regular Paper Session -- Studying Social Life in Virtual Spaces: Is Intersectionality Sufficiently Robust? --
Ballroom C
216. Regular Paper Session -- Social Movements, Networks, and Environmental Behaviors -- Whitpen Room
217. Undergraduate Poster Session -- Undergraduate Poster Session III -- Lobby
218. ESS Special Events & Meetings -- Editorial Board- Sociological Forum -- William Penn Boardroom
12:00 PM-1:30 PM
219. Thematic -- Intersectionality: New Questions for Global Women’s Movements -- Cook Room
220. Thematic -- Education, Race, and Inequality -- Flower Room
221. Author Meets Critics -- Nimo`s War, Emma`s War: Making Feminist Sense of the Iraq War by Cynthia Enloe
-- Shippen Room
222. Miniconference: Military Sociology -- Session 3: Mobilization and Military Structure -- Ballroom E1
223. Workshop -- ASA Departmental Resource Group Workshop- Preparing for Program Review -- William Penn
Boardroom
224. Miniconference: LGBTQ -- Invited Session 3- Trans/gender Identities, Politics and Communities -- Ballroom D
225. Miniconference: Children of Immigrants -- Session 3- Public Programs and Health -- Ballroom E2
226. Regular Paper Session -- Culture and the Construction of Social Inequality -- Bromley Room
227. Regular Paper Session -- Negotiating Borders and Boundaries: Global Perspectives on Mothering and the
State -- Claypoole Room
228. Regular Paper Session -- Transnational Issues of Collective Identity, Activism, and Human Rights --
Frampton Room
229. Regular Paper Session -- Cultural Identity in the US and Abroad -- Reynolds Room
230. Regular Paper Session -- The Politics of Corporate Restructuring -- Ballroom A1
231. Regular Paper Session -- Anti-Muslim Public Opinion in the US -- Ballroom A2
232. Regular Paper Session -- Families and Schools: Unexpected Findings -- Ballroom C
233. Regular Paper Session -- Varieties of State and Economy Relationships -- Whitpen Room
234. Undergraduate Poster Session -- Undergraduate Poster Session IV -- Lobby
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1:45 PM-3:15 PM
235. Thematic -- Tenth Anniversary of 9/11: Assessing the Impact on Communities -- Cook Room
236. Author Meets Critics -- Blurring the Color Line: The New Chance for a More Integrated America by Richard
Alba -- Shippen Room
237. Conversation -- Corporatizing Higher Education -- Flower Room
238. Miniconference: Military Sociology -- Session 4: Military Control and Regulation -- Ballroom E1
239. Miniconference: LGBTQ -- Session 4- Queer Marginalities -- Ballroom D
240. Miniconference: Children of Immigrants -- Session 4- Transforming America in the 21st Century: Key
Features and Context -- Ballroom E2
241. Regular Paper Session -- Intersectionalities: Theories and Approaches -- Bromley Room
242. Regular Paper Session -- Constructing Workplace and Professional Domain -- Claypoole Room
243. Regular Paper Session -- Building and Strengthening Voluntary Organizations -- Frampton Room
244. Regular Paper Session -- Gender Attitudes in the International Context -- Reynolds Room
245. Regular Paper Session -- Conservatism Before and After the Tea Party -- Ballroom A1
246. Regular Paper Session -- War, Resistance, and Revolution -- Ballroom A2
247. Regular Paper Session -- Service Learning`s Place on Campus -- Ballroom C
248. Regular Paper Session -- Family Formation in the International Context -- Whitpen Room
249. Undergraduate Poster Session -- Undergraduate Poster Session V -- Lobby
250. ESS Special Events & Meetings -- Committee on the Status of Women Business Meeting -- William Penn
Boardroom
3:30 PM-5:00 PM
251. Thematic -- Intersectionality: Examining Girls and Women of Color -- Cook Room
252. Author Meets Critics -- The Managed Hand: Race, Gender and the Body in Beauty Service Work by Miliann
Kang -- Shippen Room
253. Miniconference: Military Sociology -- Session 5: Military Culture and Identities -- Ballroom E1
254. Miniconference: LGBTQ -- Session 5- (Re)Framing Queer Intersectional Studies -- Ballroom D
255. Regular Paper Session -- Culture and the Politics of Identity -- Bromley Room
256. Regular Paper Session -- Life outside the College Classroom: Non-academic Life Factors Affecting Experience
in Higher Education -- Claypoole Room
257. Regular Paper Session -- Opening Minds, Shifting Perspectives: Teaching Sociologically Based Courses --
Frampton Room
258. Regular Paper Session -- The Construction and Practice of Class Identity -- Reynolds Room
259. Regular Paper Session -- Race and the Criminal Justice System -- Ballroom A1
260. Regular Paper Session -- Mapping Globalization: Inequality, Property and Human Rights -- Ballroom A2
261. Regular Paper Session -- Disability: Identities, Diagnoses, and Consequences -- Ballroom C
262. Committee on the Status of Women Panel -- Intimate Relationships and the Work/Life Balance -- Flower
Room
3:30 PM-6:00 PM
263. Miniconference: Children of Immigrants -- Session 5: Film "Abused- The Postville Raid" directed by Luis
Argueta and co-produced by Vivian Rivas. Movie and discussion with Luis Argueta -- Ballroom E2
5:30 PM-7:00 PM
264. Plenary -- Presentation of 2011 Awards and Christine Bose’s Presidential Address: "Globalizing Gender
Issues: Many Voices, Different Choices" -- Ballroom C
Sunday, February 27
8:30 AM-10:00 AM
265. Thematic -- New Scholarship on Latinos: Various Aspects of Intersectionality -- Cook Room
266. Regular Paper Session -- Identity, Deception and Research amidst Technological Change -- Bromley Room
267. Regular Paper Session -- Organizations: Structure, Culture and Survival -- Claypoole Room
268. Regular Paper Session -- Race, Segregation and Integration -- Flower Room
269. Regular Paper Session -- Trade Union Activism -- Frampton Room
270. Regular Paper Session -- Cultural Constructions of Masculinity -- Reynolds Room
271. Regular Paper Session -- Pregnancy, Reproduction, and Birth Questions: Session 4. Reproductive Justice:
Birth Advocates and Activism -- Shippen Room
272. Regular Paper Session -- Dating and Mate Selection in College -- Ballroom A1
273. Regular Paper Session -- Heteronormativity and Understanding Constructions of Gender -- Ballroom A2
274. Regular Paper Session -- Sociologists Who Read “Girl”: Examining Social Issues Through Stieg Larsson’s
Millennium Trilogy -- Ballroom B
275. Regular Paper Session -- Globalization and Privatization of Health Care -- Ballroom D
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276. Regular Paper Session -- Race, Class, and Parenting -- Ballroom E1
277. Regular Paper Session -- Community Ties and Rural Stratification -- Whitpen Room
278. ESS Special Events & Meetings -- ESS General Business Meeting (open to entire membership) -- Ballroom E2
279. ESS Special Events & Meetings -- SWS Committee Meeting -- William Penn Boardroom
10:15 AM-11:45 AM
280. Thematic -- Intersectionality and Embodiment -- Cook Room
281. Author Meets Critics -- Peculiar Institution: America`s Death Penalty in an Age of Abolition by David Garland
-- Shippen Room
282. Regular Paper Session -- Immigrants’ Construction of New Identities in Host Societies -- Bromley Room
283. Regular Paper Session -- Race and Class in Educational Attainment -- Claypoole Room
284. Regular Paper Session -- Urban Society in a Crossnational Context -- Frampton Room
285. Regular Paper Session -- Race/Ethnicity: Charity/Giving and Political Participation -- Reynolds Room
286. Regular Paper Session -- Youth Violence -- Ballroom A1
287. Regular Paper Session -- Negotiating Family Work -- Ballroom A2
288. Regular Paper Session -- Teaching on the Front Lines: Creative Pedagogy at the Community College --
Ballroom B
289. Regular Paper Session -- Sexual Health in Vulnerable Populations -- Ballroom D
290. Regular Paper Session -- Defining Families, Representing Diversities -- Ballroom E1
291. Regular Paper Session -- Intersectionalities and complexities related to Jewish Identity (Co-sponsored by the
Association for the Social Scientific Study of Jewry) -- Ballroom E2
292. Regular Paper Session -- Voting Behavior in Time and Place -- Whitpen Room
293. Committee on the Status of Women Panel -- Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ)
Issues in the Profession -- Flower Room
294. Roundtable -- Exploring Race and Religion in Social Movements (Table 14) -- Hamilton Room
295. Roundtable -- Theorizing Concepts and Theory Construction (Table 2) -- Hamilton Room
296. Roundtable -- Incarceration (Table 11) -- Hamilton Room
297. Roundtable -- Stigma, Boundary, Maintenance, and Deviance (Table 10) -- Hamilton Room
298. Roundtable -- Law and Punishment (Table 8) -- Hamilton Room
299. Roundtable -- Culture and Consumption (Table 15) -- Hamilton Room
300. Roundtable -- Making and Remaking Belief (Table 12) -- Hamilton Room
301. Roundtable -- Issues of Intersectionality in Contemporary Communities (Table 9) -- Hamilton Room
302. Roundtable -- Trauma and Healing (Table 6) -- Hamilton Room
303. Roundtable -- Gender in Comparative Contexts (Table 7) -- Hamilton Room
304. Roundtable -- Intersections, Identity, and Politics (Table 1) -- Hamilton Room
305. Roundtable -- Food Activism and Food Scarcity (Table 3) -- Hamilton Room
306. Roundtable -- Gender, Transnational Marriage, and Sex-trafficking in International Migration (Table 5) --
Hamilton Room
307. Roundtable -- Mobility and Job Achievement (Table 13) -- Hamilton Room
308. Roundtable -- Education and Communities (Table 17) -- Hamilton Room
309. Roundtable -- Exploring the Intersection of Gender and Race in Education (Table 16) -- Hamilton Room
310. Roundtable -- Buying Black, Facing Black, and Race and Reciprocity (Table 4) -- Hamilton Room
311. ESS Special Events & Meetings -- ESS Executive Committee Meeting -- William Penn Boardroom
12:00 PM-1:30 PM
312. Author Meets Critics -- Making Transnational Feminism: Rural women, NGO Activists and Northern Donors in
Brazil by Milicent Thayer -- Shippen Room
313. Regular Paper Session -- International Migration: 1.5th and 2nd Generation Youth -- Bromley Room
314. Regular Paper Session -- Taking Meaning Seriously -- Claypoole Room
315. Regular Paper Session -- Public Sociology: Welfare, Education, Policies and Mothers’ Well-Being -- Cook
Room
316. Regular Paper Session -- Parental Involvement -- Flower Room
317. Regular Paper Session -- Pathologizing, Quantifying, and Exploring Mental Distress -- Frampton Room
318. Regular Paper Session -- Religion and National Identity -- Reynolds Room
319. Regular Paper Session -- Religion and Gender -- Ballroom A1
320. Regular Paper Session -- Professional/Occupational Boundaries -- Ballroom A2
321. Regular Paper Session -- Structural Violence Against Black Women and Girls -- Ballroom B
322. Regular Paper Session -- Natural Disasters: Social Effects of Earthquakes and Hurricanes -- Ballroom D
323. Regular Paper Session -- Housing Issues and Community Attachment in the United States -- Ballroom E1
324. Regular Paper Session -- Public Sociology: Poverty, Welfare Policy and the Living Wage -- Ballroom E2
325. Regular Paper Session -- Re-forming the City -- Whitpen Room
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Intersectionalities and Complex Inequalities
Program Detail
Thursday, February 24
Sessions 12:00 PM—1:30 PM
1. Thematic--Cultural Boundaries and Power: Cook Room
Organizers: Richard Lachmann, University at Albany, SUNY; Ron Jacobs, University at Albany, SUNY
Presider: Ron Jacobs, University at Albany, SUNY
Small Events, Big Meanings. Mabel Berezin, Cornell University
Terrified: The Evolution of Symbolic Boundaries towards Muslims in the U.S. Media, 2001-2008.
Christopher Bail, Harvard University
Recapturing Ambiguity, Hybridity and the Political. Gianpaolo Baiocchi, Brown University
Discussant:
Ron Jacobs, University at Albany, SUNY
2. Author Meets Critics--Plenitude: The New Economics of True Wealth by Juliet Schor: Shippen Room
Organizer: Harvey Molotch, New York University
Presider: Harvey Molotch, New York University
Critic. Harvey Molotch, New York University
Critic. Dana Fisher, University of Maryland
Critic. Keith Brown, St Joseph`s University
Author. Juliet Schor, Boston College
3. Regular Paper Session--Intersectional Purchases of Intimacy: Bromley Room
Presider: Alicia Moyer, West Chester University
Selling Sex and Salvation: An exploration of online Christian sex toy stores. Kelsey Burke, University of
Pittsburgh
International Adoption and the Purchase of Intimacy. Laura V. Heston, University of Massachusetts,
Amherst
The Mingling of Sex and Money in Ho Chi Minh City‟s Sex Industry. Kimberly Hoang, University of
California, Berkeley
Patient Care as Economic Exchange: How Race, Gender, and Nationality Shape the Purchase of Intimacy.
Lisa Ruchti, West Chester University
4. Regular Paper Session--Intersectionalities and Inequalities on College Campuses: Claypoole Room
Organizer: Elizabeth Lee, University of Pennsylvania
“Campus Diversity as Necessary but Not Sufficient: How Diverse are Students‟ Experiences at Selective
Colleges?”. Rachelle Brunn, Virginia Tech
“Side by Side, But Miles Away; How High School Racial Diversity Impacts College Social Integration”. Faye
Glass, Montclair State University
“The Costs of Campus Inclusion: Social Class and the Romantic and Sexual Lives of College Men”. Brian
Sweeney, Long Island University
“In class, Sharing Class: Relationships Between Faculty and Students of Low Socio-Economic
Backgrounds”. Elizabeth Lee, University of Pennsylvania
Discussant:
Jeanne Weiler, CUNY-Hunter
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Thursday, 12:00 – 1:30PM – cont’d
5. Regular Paper Session--Food Sentiment and Food Production: Flower Room
Presider: Alice Julier, Chatham University
Where Family and Market Collide: Sentiment, Memory and Ritual around Food Consumption in U.S.
Families. Amy Best, George Mason University
Mason Jar Mystique: Contemporary Food Politics and the Revival of Home Canning. Suzanne Pennington,
SUNY at Albany
Close to Home: Understanding Locally-Based Farm-to-Restaurant Relationships. Shawn Trivette,
University of Massachusetts - Amherst
6. Regular Paper Session--Ecologies of Crime in Time and Space: Frampton Room
Presider: Ralph B Taylor, Temple University
The Proximity Effect of Public Housing on Street Robbery in the Surrounding Area. Corey Haberman,
Temple University; Elizabeth Groff, Temple University
Rowdy Teens and Drug Dealing: The Impact of Proximity to Gangs and Social Integration on Neighborhood
Problems. Brandy Blasko, Temple University; Caterina Roman, Temple University
Intra-City Effects of Temperature on Robbery Events. Evan Sorg, Temple University
Violent Endings: Predicting Firearm Suicides Versus Firearm Homicides Using a Multilevel Approach. Justin
Medina, Temple University
Discussant:
Elizabeth Groff, Temple University
7. Regular Paper Session--Religious Identity and Social Movements: Reynolds Room
Countermovements, Framing, and Power Dynamics in Social Movements. Tarun Banerjee, SUNY at Stony
Brook
The role of narrative in the mobilization of the Christian Right 1979-1989. Gene Deerman, Eastern Illinois
University
Anyone Can Do It, But It Isn‟t For Everyone: Identity Work in the Homeschooling Movement. Brian
Kapitulik, Quinsigamond Community College
“Remapping the Land with Our Bodies:” „Learning Tours‟ as a Transformative Memory Practice. Yifat
Gutman, New School for Social Research
Discussant:
Johnny E. Williams, Trinity College
8. Regular Paper Session--Brooklyn Recycled: Ballroom A1
Presider: Judith DeSena, St John`s University
Mapping a Changing Brooklyn, Mapping a Changing World: Gentrification, Immigration and Outmigration
in Brooklyn 2000-2008. Lorna Mason, Center for the Study of Brooklyn at Brooklyn College
Constructing a Community from Without and Within: Representing a Changing Multiethnic Community.
Mark Treskon, New York University
Striving for Just Sustainability on the Urban Waterfront: The Case of Newtown Creek. Steve Lang,
LaGuardia Community College
Contested Terrains: Visualizing Glocalization in Global Cities. Jerome Krase, Brooklyn College
Discussant:
Timothy Shortell, Brooklyn College
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Thursday, 12:00 – 1:30PM – cont’d
9. Regular Paper Session--Multiple Methodologies: Social Research on Gendered Violence and Sexual
Assault: Ballroom A2
Organizer: Nicole Fox, Brandeis University
Presider: Nicole Fox, Brandeis University
Using a Mixed Methods to Examine the Economic Consequences of Sexual Assault for Marginalized Women
Utilizing both quantitative and qualitative methods. Rebecca Loya, Brandeis University
Using a Kinship Framework to Understand the Ramifications of Genocidal Rape in Rwanda. Nicole Fox,
Brandeis University
Palimpsests of Violence in Viet Nam: Intimate Transgressions through Three Generations. Julie Thi
Underhill, University of California Berkeley
Accounting for Rape: Mobility-Based Coping Strategies of Black Ghanaian and South African Sexual
Assault Survivors. C. Shawn McGuffey, Boston College
10. Regular Paper Session--Teaching Race: White Supremacy and White Privilege: Ballroom D
Presider: Hephzibah Strmic-Pawl, University of Virginia
Guilt, Shame, and Responsibility: Minimization and Distancing in Students' Responses to White Supremacy
and White Privilege. Michelle Byng, Temple University
Putting the Horse Before the Cart: Teaching White Supremacy before White Privilege. Hephzibah Strmic-
Pawl, University of Virginia
Critiquing the “Master‟s Tools”. Wende Marshall,
“But We Have A Black President”: Teaching Race in the Age of Colorblindness. Charles A. Gallagher,
LaSalle University
11. Regular Paper Session--Social Theory and the Sociology of the Arts in the US: Ballroom E1
Organizer: Julia Rothenberg, CUNY Queensborough
Social Theory and the Sociology of the Arts in the U.S: an Analysis and Critique. Julia Rothenberg, CUNY
Queensborough
The Complexity of Culture. David Halle, UCLA
Creating Art, Creating Shelter... Liberating the Country: Art and Social Change in the Age of Apartheid.
Dustin Kidd, Temple University
Affect and Social Theory: Enlivening Visual Sociology. Deborah Gambs, BMCC-CUNY, Social Science
Discussant:
Britta Wheeler, The Art Institute of New York City
12. Regular Paper Session--Sociology and the Media: Ballroom E2
Presider: Alessandra Seggi, New School for Social Research
Death on Facebook. Mourning and memory as a prosumer activity for Social Media users. Piergiorgio
Degli Esposti, University of Bologna, Italy
Images of Inheritance: Spectacle, Witnessing, and „Posts‟ of Memory. Alissa G. Boguslaw, The New School
for Social Research
Visualizing Contemporary Sociological Theories. Jessica Klein, Adelphi University
13. ESS Special Events & Meetings--ESS Executive Committee Meeting: William Penn Boardroom
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Thursday – cont’d
1:45 PM-3:15 PM
14. Thematic--Asian American Intersectionalities in the U.S. and Beyond: Cook Room
Organizer: Angie Y. Chung, SUNY Albany
Presider: Angie Y. Chung, SUNY Albany
The Embedded Contradictions of Intersectionality: Lessons from Asian American Studies. Lisa Sun-Hee
Park, University of Minnesota
Which intersections? What effects?: Domestic Violence and the South Asian Diaspora in the U.S. Margaret
Abraham, Hofstra University
Multiple Perspectives and Identity Politics of Asian Americans: Intersections of Class, Race, Ethnicity.
Jamie Lew, Rutgers University
Biologies of Communalism: Intersections of Race and Sexuality from a Transnational Lens. Jyoti Puri,
Simmons College
15. Miniconference: Group Processes--Session 1- Social Exchanges and Group Reactions: Ballroom A2
Organizer: Paul Munroe, Towson University
Presider: Lisa S. Walker, UNC Charlotte
Group Reactions to Status Deviance. David Wagner, SUNY at Albany; Steven Messner, University at
Albany, SUNY; Lauren Poter, SUNY Albany
Masculinity and Femininity: The Expectation States Approach. Alison Bianchi, University of Iowa; MiKayla
Morse, University of Iowa; Paul Munroe, Towson University
Discussant:
Lisa S. Walker, UNC Charlotte
16. Workshop--Consumer Expenditure Survey: Is How We Spend Who We Are?: From Funds for Food to
Conspicuous Consumption, Part 1--Research Presentations Using the Consumer Expenditure Survey:
Frampton Room
Organizers: Geoffrey Paulin, Bureau of Labor Statistics; Jeffrey D. Lundy, University of California, San Diego
Presider: Geoffrey Paulin, Bureau of Labor Statistics
Is Anyone Cooking: Frequency of Dining Out. Megumi Omori, Bloomsburg University
Keeping Up Appearances, or Just Keeping Afloat? How and Why American Households Overspend. Jeffrey
D. Lundy, University of California, San Diego
Inter-Ethnic Variation in Food at Home Expenditures within the U.S. Asian Community. Geoffrey Paulin,
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Introducing Paradata: New Information to be Released with the 2009 Consumer Expenditure Survey Public
Use Microdata. Laura Paszkiewicz, Bureau of Labor Statistics
17. Regular Paper Session--Adaptation and Incorporation of Immigrants: Bromley Room
Presider: Jim McQuaid, Boston University
Going Unnoticed: Possibilities and Challenges in the Adaptation of White Middle-Class Immigrants in the
United States. Ramona Fruja, Bucknell University; Maria Medvedeva, University of Chicago
Being Home Everywhere, Bringing Home Everywhere: Social Practices of German Ex-pats in New York
City. Melanie Lorek, CUNY Graduate Center
Alienation and Integration: A Relational Perspective on East Asian Immigration in a New York Suburb.
Noriko Matsumoto, CUNY Graduate Center
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Thursday – cont’d
18. Regular Paper Session--Fields of Cultural Production: Claypoole Room
Strategies of Popular Art Rebellion in Twentieth Century America. Paul Lopes, Colgate University
Black Cultural Capital and Art Patronage Among the Black Elite. Patricia Banks, Mount Holyoke College
Feminized Flows: Gender and Transnational Cultural Production: A Case Study of U.S. Manga Publishing.
Casey Brienza, University of Cambridge
Creating a World of Abundance: Interested and Disinterested Action in the World of Financial Self-help.
Daniel Fridman, University of Victoria
Discussant:
Amy Foerster, Pace University
19. Regular Paper Session--Reconfiguring Social Movements and Social Service Organizations: Flower
Room
Presider: Caroline Lee, Lafayette College
Doing what we can: Staff and resources at a Social - Services Contractor. Greg Harris, University of
Pennsylvania
Civic-izing Markets: Selling Social Profits in Public Deliberation. Caroline Lee, Lafayette College
Impact of Information and Communication Technologies on Social Movements. Piotr Konieczny, University
of Pittsburgh
Surfing the Third Wave: The Present-Day Feminist Movement Online. Nena Craven, Delaware State
University
20. Regular Paper Session--The Global, National, and Local Politics of the Environment: Reynolds Room
Presider: Matthew Filteau, Penn State University
Risk and Trust during Rapid Community Change: Residents‟ Experiences in the Early Stages of Marcellus
Shale Natural Gas Development. Matthew Filteau, Penn State University; Kathy Brasier, Penn State ;
Diane McLaughlin, Penn State; Timothy Kelsey, Penn State; Stephan Goetz, Penn State; Richard Stedman,
Cornell University; Jeffrey t Jacquet, Cornell University
Nature in the Modern Mindset: Reasons for GM Biotech Take-Up in the Argentine Countryside. Amalia
Leguizamón, CUNY Graduate Center
Weapons of the South: Everyday forms of resistance in the United Nations climate negotiations. David
Ciplet, Brown University
21. Regular Paper Session--All in the Family: Families and Crime: Ballroom A1
Parental Incarceration, Child Homelessness, and the Invisible Consequences of Mass Imprisonment.
Christopher Wildeman, Yale University
The Impact of Family Structure and Parent-Child Relationship on Juvenile Delinquency. Shannon K.
Jacobsen, George Mason University; Nicholas P Kalich, George Mason University
The Impact of Violent Socialization on Later Use of Coercive Sexual Behavior: Intersections of Family
Processes, Gender and Power. Aimée Delaney Lutz, University of New Hampshire; Cesar J Rebellon,
University of New Hampshire
Sex offense convictions and the registry: The impact on wives and girlfriends of convicted sex offenders.
Laura Rapp, University of Delaware
Discussant:
Tammy L. Anderson, University of Delaware
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Thursday, 1:45PM – 3:15PM – cont’d
22. Regular Paper Session--Identities, Ideology, and Welfare: Ballroom C
Presiders: Elizabeth Seale, SUNY at Oneonta; Tiffany Taylor, Kent State University
Social Disorder and Women`s Power Struggles at a Shelter in Hartford, Connecticut: Parallels to State
Social Inequality. Barret Katuna, University of Connecticut
Processing the Poor in Urban and Rural Counties in North Carolina. Elizabeth Seale, SUNY at Oneonta
Negotiating Gender and Inequality: Gender as Social Process through Gender Service Access. Coralee
Drechsler, McMaster University
No Discretion Required? How Welfare-to-Work Caseworkers Respond to the Rules of Welfare Reform.
Tiffany Taylor, Kent State University
23. Regular Paper Session--Diagnosing and Defining Disease: Ballroom D
Presider: Karen Lutfey, New England Research Institutes
Contested Illness: Medical and Social Science Debates over the Diagnosis of Fibromyalgia. Sarah Wilcox,
Sarah Lawrence College
What‟s in a name?: Cultural meaning and the Ontological Status of Illness. Joanna Kempner, Rutgers
University; William B Young, Jefferson Hospital University
What are tests for? The consequences of certainty and pre-approval for doctors and patients. Karen
Lutfey, New England Research Institutes; Jonathan Q Tritter, University of Warwick
The "Big" Picture: discourses, attitudes and the politics of obesity. Nicole Mixson-Perez, Florida
International University
24. Regular Paper Session--Environmental Concerns and Activism: Ballroom E1
Postmaterialism and Environmental Concern in New England. Tara Pierce, University of New Hampshire
At Home with the Environment: Household Culture and the Environmentalism of Young People.
Christopher Podeschi, Bloomsburg University; Roxann Heath, Bloomsburg University; Jennifer Corra,
Bloomsburg University; Brandon Vinson, Bloomsburg University; Randy Schubert, Bloomsburg University
A Meta-Analysis of Green Marketing: Implications for a "Green" Society. Rod Carveth, Fitchburg State
College
Tailpipe Emissions and the Social Context of Informed Decision-making. Thomas Macias, University of
Vermont
Discussant:
Shawn Trivette, University of Massachusetts - Amherst
25. Regular Paper Session--Global Philadelphia: New Immigrant Communities: Ballroom E2
Organizer: Mary Osirim, Bryn Mawr College
Presider: Mary Osirim, Bryn Mawr College
Philadelphia's Haitian Community: Transnationalism and Unity in the Formation of Identity. Garvey Lundy,
Montgomery County Community College
Healthcare Access for Mexican Immigrants in South Philadelphia. Jennifer Atlas,
The Other Asians in the Other Philadelphia: Understanding Cambodian Experiences in Neighborhoods,
Classrooms and Workplaces. Ellen Skilton-Sylvester, Arcadia University
The New African Diaspora: Transnationalism and Transformation in Philadelphia. Mary Osirim, Bryn Mawr
College
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Thursday, 1:45PM – 3:15PM – cont’d
26. Regular Paper Session--Factors in Mental Health Inequalities, Transitions, and Abuse: Whitpen
Room
Crowded Housing and Depression among Low-Income Urban Women. Andrew S. London, Syracuse
University; Chantell Frazier, Syracuse University
Mental Health and Food Insecurity: Examining Maternal Depression as a Predictor of Household Food
Insecurity. Margaret Smith, SUNY at Buffalo
Transitions: The roles of siblings in the transition out of the home for adults with Down Syndrome. Michael
Gibbons, Gettysburg College
Consuming an Edge: ADHD and Stimulant Use by College Students. Jack Levinson, The City College of
New York; Kelly A. McKinney, John Abbott College
Discussant:
George Dowdall, Saint Joseph's University
27. ESS Special Events & Meetings--ESS Publications Committee: William Penn Boardroom
3:30 PM-5:00 PM
28. Thematic--Intersectionalities and Crime: Challenges to Theory, Research and Policy: Cook Room
Presider: Kecia R. Johnson, University at Albany, SUNY
The Challenge of Intersectionality in Structural Level Theorizing of Urban Inequality and Violence. Karen F.
Parker, University of Delaware
Revisioning Gender, Class, Race and Criminal Justice Policy. Lynn S. Chancer, Hunter College & the
Graduate Center of the City University of New York
The Significance of Intersectionality for Understanding Women‟s Participation in Crime. Jody Miller, School
of Criminal Justice, Rutgers University- Newark
Discussant:
Kecia R. Johnson, University at Albany, SUNY
29. Author Meets Critics--Parenting out of control: Anxious Parents in Uncertain Times by Margaret
Nelson: Shippen Room
Organizer: Annette Lareau, University of Pennsylvania
Presider: Annette Lareau, University of Pennsylvania
Critic. Markella B. Rutherford, Wellesley College
Critic. Jennifer Reich, University of Denver
Critic. Brent Harger, Albright University
Author. Margaret K. Nelson, Middlebury College
30. Miniconference: Group Processes--Session 2- Networks and Interactions: Ballroom A2
Organizer: Paul Munroe, Towson University
Presider: Alison Bianchi, University of Iowa
The Interaction of Individual Preferences and Economic Differentials in the Generation of Racial
Segregation: An Agent-Based Model. Elizabeth Roberto, Yale University
Equity, Sanctioning, and Retaliation in the Provision of Public Goods. Nick Berigan, University of South
Carolina
What Buys Friendship? Socioeconomic Determinants of Friendship Network Centrality. Weihua An, Harvard
University
Discussant:
Alison Bianchi, University of Iowa
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Thursday, 3:15PM – 5:00PM – cont’d
31. Workshop--The Textbook Affordability Crisis and Emerging Solutions: Flower Room
Organizer: Steven Barkan, University of Maine
Presider: Steven Barkan, University of Maine
Discussants:
Nicole Allen, Textbook Advocate, Student Public Interest Research Groups
Eric Frank, President, Flat World Knowledge
Clancy Marshall, General Manager, DynamicBooks
32. Workshop--Consumer Expenditure Survey: Is How We Spend Who We Are?: Part 2--How to Obtain
and Analyze Consumer Expenditure Survey Data: Frampton Room
Organizers: Geoffrey Paulin, Bureau of Labor Statistics; Jeffrey D. Lundy, University of California, San Diego
Presider: Geoffrey Paulin, Bureau of Labor Statistics
33. Regular Paper Session--International Migration and Economic Issues: Bromley Room
Immigrant Job Opportunities and Immigrant Job Choices: Punjabi Immigrants “Choosing” Work in New
York. Diditi Mitra, Brookdale Community College
The Ethnic Anchoring of 'American' Franchise Growth. Jennifer Parker, Penn State University
The Effect of International Migration on Global Income Mobility: The Case of South Korean Immigrants to
the United States. Chang Won Lee, University of Maryland - College Park
Todos t ain Recolección de Frutas: An Analysis of the Latino Occupational Structure. Hayward Derrick
Horton, SUNY at Albany
Discussant:
Vincent N. Parrillo, William Paterson University
34. Regular Paper Session--Social Networks and Education: Claypoole Room
An Examination of the Effects of Peer Groups, School Climate, and School Types on Dropping Out of High
School. Rachel Leventhal-Weiner, University of Connecticut
What Are We Still Doing to Early Adolescents? The Impacts of School Transitions and Social Networks on
Middle School Students. Brian Carolan, Montclair State University; Nataly Chesky, Montclair State
University
The Influence of Students‟ “School Bonds” on Academic Performance and School Behavior. Janese L. Free,
Emmanuel College
Independent Educational Consultants and Disadvantaged Youth: A Rare and Advantageous Relationship.
Jill M. Smith, Brandeis University
Discussant:
Mary McKillip, College Board
35. Regular Paper Session--Whiteness, Imperialism, Stratification and Ethnic Boundaries: Reynolds
Room
Perceptions of Privilege in a Post-Obama America. Heather Johnson, Lehigh University; Daniel Larson,
Lehigh University
Identity, Racialization and Perception of the Racialized Other: The Case of Ukrainian Immigrants in the US.
Tatiana Poladko, Temple University
Mutant Minorities and (Re)Framing Whiteness in Popular Culture. Jason Smith, George Mason University
When “Sorry” Is Not Enough: Boundary Framing Processes and Aboriginal and White Canadian Responses
to the Residential School Apology. Jeffrey Denis, Harvard University
Neocolonialism by Another Name: African American Internal Colonies in the 21st Century. Charles
Pinderhughes, University of Massachusetts - Boston
Discussant:
Shannon Anderson, Roanoke College
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Thursday, 3:15PM – 5:00PM – cont’d
36. Regular Paper Session--Pregnancy, Reproduction, and Birth Questions: Session1. Preconception
and Pregnancy: Information, Framing, and Choices: Ballroom A1
Organizers: Danielle Bessett, University of Cincinnati; Theresa Morris, Trinity College
Presider: Sarah Garrett, University of California at Berkeley
From the Womb to the Body: Preconception Care and the Characterization of Reproductive Risk. Miranda
R. Waggoner, Brandeis University
The Perils of Pregnancy: Comparing Risk in China and U.S. Advice Manuals. Suzanne Z. Gottschang, Smith
College; Leslie King, Smith College
Mothers, Doctors, and the Internet: Seeking Information and Reproductive Health. Felicia Song, Louisiana
State University; Lisa Lundy, Louisiana State University; Nicole Dahmen, Louisiana State University; Emily
Tiller, Louisiana State University
"They Don`t Know Why They`re Coming Here": Genetic Counselors` Perspectives on Diverse
Populations` Access to and Uses of Prenatal Genetic Services. Susan Markens, CUNY-Lehman
Balancing Risk and Safety: Obstetrician-Gynecologists‟ Framing of Pregnancy and Birth. Carrie Lee Smith,
Millersville University
37. Regular Paper Session--Religion in the Modern World: Ballroom E1
Organizational Change and Cultural Vision(s): How the Second Vatican Council Changed the Way that
Catholics View the Bible. Andrew Stroffolino, Rutgers University
Keeping the Faith: Community Re-Integration Efforts within a Faith-Based Organization. Shirley A.
Jackson, Southern Connecticut State University
The Sacred Organization and the Profane Principles : Marketing Principles in Korean Immigrant Churches
in the US. Suna Choi, SUNY at Albany
Rationalization without Secularization: The Evolution of Modern Islamic Finance, 1960-2010. Ryan Calder,
UC Berkeley
Heterogeneity within Taliban Movement. Fida Mohammad, SUNY at Oneonta
Discussant:
Carl Milofsky, Bucknell University
38. Regular Paper Session--Public Sociology, Gendered Inequality and Non-Profits: Ballroom E2
Discussant:
Case Studies of Women Welfare Organizations in British Columbia (Canada) & Chandigarh (India).
Jaskiran Mathur, St Francis College; Ramanjit K. Johal, Panjab University,
Legal Intervention and Deinstitutionalization: Organizational Response to the Equal Employment
Opportunity Law and Sex-Segregating Practices in Japan. Eunmi Mun, Harvard University
Children‟s Policy Reform in South Africa: Navigating the Contours of Social Stratification and Humanitarian
Aid. Catherine van de Ruit, University of Pennsylvania
Poverty, Patriarchy, and Adolescent Mothers. Mary Erdmans, Central Connecticut State University;
Timothy Black, University of Hartford
Greg Harris, University of Pennsylvania
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Thursday, 3:15PM–5:00PM – cont’d
39. Regular Paper Session--Race and Mental Health: Whitpen Room
Can Social Relationships Explain the Race Paradox in Mental Health? Dawne Mouzon, Rutgers University
Black-White Differences in Parental-Reported ADHD Diagnosis: Unmet need, or conscious decision-making
process? Jessica Streeter, Rutgers University
Public Knowledge, Beliefs and Treatment Preferences Concerning Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder:
Unpacking Race, Class and Gender in the 2002 National Stigma Survey. Melissa Fugiero, University of
Massachusetts - Amherst
Feeling Blue: Neighborhood Context and Mental Health Outcomes among Second-Generation Youths,
Rocio Calvo, Harvard Center for Population & Development; Van C. Tran, Harvard Department of Sociology
& Social Policy, Harvard Kennedy School
Discussant:
Victor W. Perez, University of Delaware
40. ESS Special Events & Meetings--Graduate Education Committee Business Meeting: William Penn
Boardroom
5:30 PM-7:00 PM
41. Plenary--The Robin Williams Lecture: Honoring Mark Jacobs, "No-fault Corruption of the Financial
System": Ballroom C
Organizer and Presider: Karen V. Hansen, Brandeis University
Mark Jacobs, George Mason University
Reception to follow
Friday, February 25, 2011
8:30 AM-10:00 AM
42. Regular Paper Session--Attitudes and Policies Towards Immigrants at the Receiving Society:
Bromley Room
Intersections of Gender and U.S. Immigration Policy: Where Have We Been, Where Are We Going?
Elizabeth J. Clifford, Towson University; Susan Pearce, East Carolina University
Citizenship and Immigration Policy as National Project in Contemporary Germany. Daniel Williams,
University of Maryland - College Park
Backing the Wrong Horse? The Welfare State as Artificer of Immigrant Incorporation, Rocio Calvo,
Harvard Center for Population & Development; S.V. Subramanian, Harvard School of Public Health ; Mary
C. Waters, Harvard Department of Sociology
The Management of Anti-immigration Attitudes in Multi-ethnic Europe: Welfare State Benefits and the
Spread of Anti-Immigrant Sentiment. Anna Zamora, Columbia University
Employment Status and Attitudes about Immigration. Jessica Emami, Catholic University of America
Discussant:
Phil Kasinitz, CUNY-Graduate Center
43. Regular Paper Session--Building and Contesting the City: Claypoole Room
Rebuilding the City after 9/11: Why Civic Renewal Movements Need a Braided Rope of Social Democratic
Theories. David W Woods, Southern Connecticut State University
Middling Success: Agency, simultaneity, and performance in community development politics. Brian
Sargent, Northwestern University
Structure of Urbanization and State Power. Can Ersoy, SUNY at Stony Brook
Explaining Urban Expansion of Universal Health Care in Brazil: The Case of Belo Horizonte‟s Activist
Regime of State-Society Politics. Christopher Gibson, Brown University
Discussant:
Lauren Joseph, Penn State Schuykill
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Friday, 8:30AM–10:00AM - cont’d
44. Regular Paper Session--New Directions in Demographic Research: Cook Room
Presider: Emmanuel Koku, Drexel University
The Diversity of New Destinations: Examining the Social, Economic, and Demographic Characteristics of
New Hispanic Settlement Areas. Shannon Monnat, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Stigma, Gender Violence and Desire for Uptake of HIV Tests in Ghana. Emmanuel Koku, Drexel University
45. Regular Paper Session--Changing Policy Toward the Poor and Homeless: Flower Room
Presider: Adrienne Redd, Arcadia University
No Way Out: An Intersectional Overview of Blocked Opportunities for Women on Welfare. Nicole D'Anna,
SUNY at Albany
Patterns and Antecedents of Homelessness: A State-Level Analysis. Barrett Lee, Penn State University;
Matthew Hall, University of Illinois-Chicago; Jennifer M McClure, Penn State University
Pathways into Cycles of Homelessness and Incarceration: Intersectionalities and Multiple Vulnerabilities.
Angela Aidala, Columbia University; Anne Bozack, New York Academy of Medicine; Maiko Yomogida,
Columbia University; William McAllister, Columbia University
Making the Homeless Worthy of Service: Identity Work within a Faith-Based Homeless Shelter. Jan
Reynolds, Northern Illinois University
Discussant:
Angela Aidala, Columbia University
46. Regular Paper Session--Temporality in Social Theory: Frampton Room
Evaluating Human Progress in a Globalized World Through Contemporary Sociological Theory. Judith
Frank, University of Pennsylvania
Memory and Intersectionality as Heuristic Device in the „Commemorative Era‟. Daniel Levy, SUNY at Stony
Brook
Towards an Historical Intersectionality: Opening Possibilities for a Macro-Institutional Understanding of
Intersectional Theory. Molly Clever, University of Maryland - College Park; Kimberly Bonner,
Sociological Futures Research and Public Debate. Markus S. Schulz, University of Illinois at Urbana-
Champaign
Discussant:
Dustin Kidd, Temple University
47. Regular Paper Session--Family Hierarchies in Paid and Unpaid Work: Reynolds Room
Presider: Joy Pixley, University of California, Irvine
Composing Lives on the Margins: A Qualitative Analysis of the Emergence of Reverse Traditional Work and
Family Arrangements. Caryn Medved, CUNY Baruch College; Cynthia Okimoto, Baruch College; Rachel
Ryan, Baruch College
Neotraditionalism and the Opt-Out Hypothesis: A Quantitative Assessment. Matthew Braswell, University
of Virginia
Marital Headship in Black Ethnic Perspective. Caitlin Cross-Barnett, Johns Hopkins University; Katrina Bell
McDonald, Johns Hopkins University
A Closer Look at Assessing Career Hierarchy Attitudes in Dual-Earner Couples. Joy Pixley, University of
California, Irvine
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Friday, 8:30AM–10:00AM - cont’d
48. Regular Paper Session--Historical and Contemporary Neighborhood Transformations: Shippen
Room
Grieving for a Lost Community: The Rebuilding and Rebranding of New Orleans. Mark Hutter, Rowan
University; DeMond S Miller, Rowan University
The Rise, Fall and Resurrection of an Urban Village: Queen Village of Philadelphia. James Abbott, Rowan
University
Urban Dreams: From Hoops to Hoes. Fatmir Haskaj, Fairleigh Dickinson University
"We Were Fine until the White People Came in Here and Started Painting Stuff": Explaining the Potential
for the Convergence of Historic Preservation, Green Building, and Social Equity in Great Recession Era
Philadelphia. Aaron Passell, Muhlenberg College
Discussant:
Charles A. Gallagher, LaSalle University
49. Regular Paper Session--Diversity and Well-Being in Later Life: Ballroom A1
Presider: Katherine Abbott, University of Pennsylvania
Transitions to Disability and Depressive Symptoms among Elder Men and Women in the U.S. and Japan.
Andrew Tiedt, Fordham University
Aging and Development: How development affects well-being among older populations in Latin America
and the Caribbean. Elizangela Storelli, Boston College
Gender, SES and Aging: Examining Inequalities in Later Life. tannistha samanta, University of Maryland -
College Park
Changes Over Time in Health Consultation Networks among Elderly Recipients of Long Term Services and
Supports. Katherine Abbott, University of Pennsylvania; Janet Prvu Bettger, Duke University; Alexandra
Hanlon, University of Pennsylvania; Mary Naylor, University of Pennsylvania
50. Regular Paper Session--Expanding the Boundaries of the Curriculum: Ballroom A2
Teaching Alone or Participating in Network Activities by Sociology Faculty. Olga V. Mayorova, American
Sociological Association; Roberta Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Association
Are We Making the Disciplinary Changes Necessary for Creating Public Sociology? Kathleen Korgen,
William Paterson University
Teaching Globalization with an Understanding of Cultural, Political, Economic, Racial and Educational
Challenges. Susan Perschbacher, Assumption College
Facilitating a Global Perspective in Students: Reflections from Semester at Sea on the Importance of
Critical Theory. John Kovach, Chestnut Hill College
Small Meets World. Cynthia Merriwether-deVries, Juniata College; Daniel Welliver, Juniata College
Discussant:
Debra Lemke, McDaniel College
51. Regular Paper Session--Health and Human Rights of the Marginalized: Ballroom C
Presider: Katharine Jones, Philadelphia University
Native Americans and Health Disparities: Case for Intersectional Approach. Christa Lane Hooper, Arcadia
University ; Alex Otieno, Arcadia University
Co-constructing Refugees' Narratives: The Case for a Participatory Human Rights Approach. Julie Tippens,
University of Arizona Mel & Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health
AIDS Discourses, Marginality and the Human Rights-based Approach: Cases from the UK and the US. Alex
Otieno, Arcadia University; Erica Rohloff, Arcadia University
Challenges of Delivering Post-Disaster Health Care in Haiti: Institutions, Ideas, and Competing Interests.
Melissa Martelly, Thomas Jefferson University Hopsital
Discussant:
Katharine Jones, Philadelphia University
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Friday, 8:30AM–10:00AM - cont’d
52. Regular Paper Session--Racial-Ethnic Health Disparities: Ballroom D
The Relationship of Religious Involvement, Ethnicity, and Health for Latino Immigrants in the U.S.,
Ephraim Shapiro, Independent Scholar
Ethnic Enclaves or Racial Residential Segregation: The Influence of Blackness and Nativity on Health
Outcomes. Sharese Porter, Rutgers University
Self-reported health status and blood pressure diagnosis in Philadelphia: A multilevel analysis of racial and
ethnic disparities. Brian Wyant, La Salle University; Ralph B Taylor, Temple University
Discussant:
Gerard Weber, CUNY Bronx Community
53. Regular Paper Session--Religion and Boundaries in the US: Ballroom E1
Multi-Religiosity. Liza Steele, Princeton University
Negotiating Boundaries at a Secular University: Religious Pluralism and the Evangelical Christian Identity.
Nathaniel Gonzalez, University of Southern California
Borders of Broccoli: Drawing Boundaries using Kosher Food Laws. Jay (Koby) Oppenheim, CUNY Graduate
Center
Obama's New World Order: White Evangelical Racial Framing and the Presidency of Barack Obama.
Richard Maurice Smith, McDaniel College
Discussant:
Kenneth R. Culton, Niagara University
54. Regular Paper Session--Job Satisfaction and Career Constraints: Ballroom E2
Spuriousness of Gender Paradox in Job Satisfaction: Using General Social Survey (GSS) 2002. Rakkoo
Chung, SUNY at Albany; Se Hwa Lee, SUNY at Albany
It‟s All about Relationships with Colleagues and Students: Predicting Job Satisfaction among Faculty at
Liberal Arts Colleges. Cay Anderson-Hanley, Union College; Catherine White Berheide, Skidmore College;
Joelle Sklaar, Skidmore College; Emily Cooper, Skidmore College; Emma Harris, Skidmore College; Tara
Kelley, Skidmore College
Healthy Work Revisited: Does Reducing Time Strain Promote Women‟s and Men‟s Well-Being? Phyllis
Moen, University of Minnesota; Erin Kelly, University of Minnesota; Jack Lam, University of Minnesota
Career Constraints: Women Who Entered the Legal Profession by 1975, Phyllis Kitzerow, Westminster
College
Discussant:
L. Daisy Henderson, SUNY at Buffalo
55. Regular Paper Session--New Voices in Sociological Methodology: Whitpen Room
Presiders: Michael DeCesare, Merrimack College; Ieva Zake, Rowan University
Fictional Stories: A Method for Doing Sociology. Todd Schoepflin, Niagara University; Peter Kaufman,
SUNY-New Paltz
In Defense of Doing Nothing: The Methodological Utility of Introversion. Peter Moskos, CUNY John Jay
College
Expanding the Toolbox: Comparative-Historical Methodology Looks to the Future. Mikaila Mariel Lemonik
Arthur, Rhode Island College
Autoethnography: The Sociological Through the Personal. Natalia Ruiz-Junco, American University
Discussants:
Michael DeCesare, Merrimack College
Ieva Zake, Rowan University
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Friday, 8:30AM–10:00AM - cont’d
56. Regular Paper Session--Inside Out: Urban Ethnographers of Color at the Intersections of Race,
Class, and Gender: William Penn Boardroom
Organizer and Presider: Randol Contreras, California State University - Fullerton
"West Indianness" as an Ethnographic Presentation of Self in the Field: Black Canadians. Tamara Mose-
Brown, Brooklyn College, CUNY
A Lady in the Field. Nikki Jones, University of California, Santa Barbara
Standpoint Crisis and the Triple Representational Dilemma: Researching Dominican Drug Robbers in the
South Bronx. Randol Contreras, California State University - Fullerton
Lost in Translation: Towards a Liminal Approach to Marginality. Angie Y. Chung, SUNY Albany; Lina
Rincon, SUNY at Albany
Discussant:
Waverly Duck, University of Pittsburgh
57. Roundtable--Womanism and Intersectionality (Table 16): Hamilton Room
Presider: Mindelyn R Buford II, Northeastern University
Intersectionality and Womanism: Theoretical Paradigms Traveling in Tandem. Marla Kohlman, Kenyon
College; Bonnie Thornton Dill, University of Maryland, College Park
When feminism is not enough: Diversifying Gender-Conscious Identities in Survey Research. Catherine E
Harnois, Wake Forest University
Reading and Writing Womanist Poetic Prose: African American Mothers With Deaf Daughters. Valerie
Borum, University of Illinois at Chicago
Discussant:
Mindelyn R Buford II, Northeastern University
58. Roundtable--Objects and Objectivity in Theory (Table 4): Hamilton Room
Presider: Barbara Hanson, York University, Toronto
Objectivities: The Case for a Plural Construct. Barbara Hanson, York University, Toronto
Habituation and Accumulation of Bodily Capital: An autoethnographic inquiry into the culture of boxing and
the formation of muscle memory. Watoii Rabii, Buffalo State College; Watoii Rabii, Buffalo State College
World in a Rubbermaid Container: The Role of the Object in Memory. Wendy Hilleren, SUNY at Buffalo
Heirloom. Natalie Latchford, SUNY at Buffalo
59. Roundtable--Sexuality, Gender, and Crime (Table 12): Hamilton Room
Presider: Bethany Coston, SUNY at Stony Brook
Transgender Inmates: How Race, Class, and Gender facilitate being „Trans-Enough‟. Tre Wentling,
Syracuse University; Lucinda Riggins,
Gender as Health Risk – Issues of Gender(variant) Performance and Personal Safety. Daniela Jauk,
University of Akron/OH
Queer Identities, Rights Laws, and the Prevalence of Intimate Partner Violence. Bethany Coston, SUNY at
Stony Brook
Negotiating Masculinity within Prison: A Racial Comparison. M. Kristen Hefner, University of Delaware
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Friday, 8:30AM–10:00AM - cont’d
60. Roundtable--Societal Responses and Reactions to Crime (Table 11): Hamilton Room
Presider: Sarah Becker, Louisiana State University
“Like Jackals at a Watering Hole”: Hegemonic Individualism and the Use of Contextualizing or
Individuating Discourses by Judges in Capital Sentencing Decisions. Ross Kleinstuber, University of
Delaware
An Intersectional Analysis of Differential Opportunity Structures for Organized Crime Prevention Efforts.
Sarah Becker, Louisiana State University
Snitches, Stiches, and Collective Efficacy Theory: Organizational Fragmentation and the Social
Construction of Neighborhood Violence Hotspots. Robert Vargas, Northwestern University
Firearms: Helping or Hurting the Crime Rate. Ryan Bennett, Villanova University; Brant Clouser, Villanova
University ; Benjamin Ijalana, Villanova University
61. Roundtable--The Politics of Apparel and Style (Table 19): Hamilton Room
Presider: Elizabeth W. Markson, Brandeis University
Who Are You Wearing? Examining Appearance and Conformity on the Bridgewater State College Campus.
Jessica Mann, Independent Scholar
The Politics of Style: Fashioning the Student Body. Caroline Pendry, George Mason University
Do Clothes Make the (Old) Woman? Elizabeth W. Markson, Brandeis University
Purchasing Status: Predicting Consumer Apparel Spending Moderated by Employment Sector. Emilie
Dubois, Boston College
62. Roundtable--Media Sociology (Table 15): Hamilton Room
Presider: Brian McKernan, SUNY at Albany
On Non-political Public Sphere. Yu-Ching Cheng, SUNY at Albany
Dealing with Reality: Tastes, Values, and Market Demands in Reality Television Production. Junhow Wei,
University of Pennsylvania
Morally Polluted or Purified Auteur: A comparative analysis of international media coverage regarding the
Roman Polanski extradition case. Brian McKernan, SUNY at Albany; Sebastian Moser, University of Halle-
Wittenberg; Matthias Revers, SUNY Albany; Ian Sheinheit, SUNY Albany
63. Roundtable--Constructions of Masculinity in the Labor Market and Sports (Table 9): Hamilton Room
Presider: Christian Vaccaro, Florida State University
Superman, or Just Passing as Him? The Ideal Worker and Men‟s Professional Identities. Erin Reid, Harvard
University
Fishing for Masculinity: Recreational Fishermen's Performances of Gender in the Rust Belt. Timothy
Adkins, University of Illinois at Chicago
Unpacking the Pain Principle: The Role of Accounts of Pain in Enacting Manhood in the Sport of Mixed
Martial Arts. Christian Vaccaro, Florida State University
64. Roundtable--Racialized Sexualities (Table 7): Hamilton Room
(White) pride: Whiteness, white privilege, and race relations among LGBTQ people. Megan Rolfe, SUNY at
Albany
You‟re better respected when you carry yourself as a man: Black men‟s personal accounts of the down low
“lifestyle”. Chong-suk Han, Middlebury College
Conceptualizing Queer Interraciality: Sexuality, Stigma, and the Construction of Interracial Identity. Amy
Steinbugler, Dickinson College
Discussant:
Imani D. Williams, University of new Hampshire
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Friday, 8:30AM–10:00AM - cont’d
65. Roundtable--Financial Resources in Education: Sources and Outcomes (Table 18): Hamilton Room
Presider: Jessica Kenty-Drane, Southern Connecticut State University
Education Finance Reform and State Educational Policy and Practice: Newark, NJ a Case History. Laurie
Cohen, Rutgers University
Spectrum of Private Support in U.S. Public Schools. Jessica Kenty-Drane, Southern Connecticut State
University
School Resources and Its Impact on Strain. Shaina Basile, Villanova University
In Search for sources other- than- governmental in the Financing of African Higher Education: A word of
caution beyond the gains. Touorouzou Herve Some, Ripon College
66. Roundtable--Academic Achievement, Race, Ethnicity and Class (Table 17): Hamilton Room
Presider: Ayse Yetis-Bayraktar, University of Massachusetts - Amherst
Doctoral Dissertation Research: Linkages between Parental Social Class, Children‟s Early Time Use
Patterns, and the Likelihood of High School and College Completion. Ayse Yetis-Bayraktar, University of
Massachusetts - Amherst
It‟s Not Just About the Grades: The Impact of Student Experiences on College Graduation. Stephanie
Bramlett, University of New Hampshire
Variations in the Hispanic-White Educational Achievement gap among Latino subgroups. Natassia
Rodriguez, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
The Achilles Heel of Higher Education: Minority and NON-minority Student Retention. Sheila Pierre,
University of Connecticut
67. Roundtable--The Intersection of Space and Place in Urban Areas (Table 10): Hamilton Room
Presider: Kelly McGeever, SUNY at Albany
Invisible Locales: Revising the Neighborhood Construct in Urban Sociology. Jackelyn Hwang, Harvard
University; Jessica Simes, Harvard University
Spatial Mismatch and Control: The Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority. Tyler Dupont, SUNY at
Buffalo
Protected and Stigmatized Places: Spatial Conflict and Regulation. Jennifer Girouard, Brandeis University
NIMBY and the City of Brotherly Love: The Spatial Placement of Group Quarters Population in Philadelphia.
Kelly McGeever, SUNY at Albany
68. Roundtable--Historical Transformations of Global Capitalism (Table 14): Hamilton Room
Presider: Scott Dolan, SUNY at Albany
Claiming the Prize: Rationalizing Adventure Capitalism and Privateering in Revolutionary America, 1775-
1783. David Reinecke, Princeton University
Neoliberalism and the Shock Doctrine: A Study of the 1979 Volcker-Interest Rate Shock in the United
States. Thomas Volscho, CUNY College of Staten Island
An Inner Circle of Nonprofit elites?. Scott Dolan, SUNY at Albany
69. Roundtable--War, Peace, and New Politics (Table 13): Hamilton Room
Presider: Emanuel Boussios, Nassau Community College
Peace through Nonviolence. Bryan Ellis, Howard University; Kathleen Scott, Howard University
The Code of the Samurai: An Invented Tradition. Brice McKeever, University of Virginia
“Partisanship and Regime Change. An Analysis of Americans‟ Opinions towards the War on Terror and the
Korean, Vietnam, Afghanistan, and Iraq Wars”. Emanuel Boussios, Nassau Community College
The Sorting Hat and Whom It Has Left Out: A New Theoretical Framework for Political Surprises” of the
Past Quarter Century. Adrienne Redd, Arcadia University
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Friday, 8:30AM–10:00AM - cont’d
70. Roundtable--Information, Media, and the Reshaping of Health and Health Care (Table 8): Hamilton
Room
Presider: Elizabeth A Gage, SUNY at Buffalo
The Devil You Know: Parental Online Information Seeking After a Pediatric Cancer Diagnosis. Christina
Panagakis, SUNY at Buffalo; Elizabeth A Gage, SUNY at Buffalo
Choosing Surrogacy: How Traditional and Gestational Surrogacy Practices are Advertised. Elizabeth Ziff,
New School for Social Research
Organizational standards and work routines: Practicing privacy in health care settings. Timothy Stablein,
Dartmouth College; Denise L. Anthony, Dartmouth College
71. Roundtable--Contemporary International Migration Issues: Spatial Distribution, Cultural
Perspective and Choice of Destination (Table 6): Hamilton Room
Presider: Lina Rincon, SUNY at Albany
Cultures of Migration: A Cultural Sociology Intervention in Migration Studies. Lina Rincon, SUNY at Albany
Migrant Women in Europe and Domestic Work. Pelagia Papazahariou, St John`s University
Intersecting Issues, Crossing Communities: Contemporary New York City Activism in Immigrant
Communities of Color. Ariella Rotramel, Rutgers University
72. Roundtable--Organizational Culture and Management (Table 5): Hamilton Room
Presider: Cristin Ciocirlan, Elizabethtown College
Organizational Ethnography in High Risk Organizations. Johanna Bishop, Wilmington University
The Manager as Acupuncturist: Restoring the Chi in Organizations. Ed Chung, Elizabethtown College;
Cristin Ciocirlan, Elizabethtown College
Leadership Conceptual Ambiguities: A Sociological Critique and Resolution. Bill Brocato, Sam Houston
State University
Managing Tolerable Risk: A Case Study of Collective Memory. Johanna Bishop, Wilmington University
73. Roundtable--Making Connections: Teaching Intersectionality (Table 2): Hamilton Room
Presider: Kimberly Dugan, Eastern Connecticut State University
Intersectional Pedagogy Roadmap: Teaching that Connects Homophobia, Racism, and Sexism as
Syndicated Systems of Oppression. Brandie Dingman, University at Albany, SUNY
Race, Class, Gender and Sexuality in the Classroom: A Pedagogical Analysis of the Challenges of Diverse
Professors Teaching Salient Identities. Raja Staggers-Hakim, Eastern Connecticut State University;
Kimberly Dugan, Eastern Connecticut State University
Service Learning and instersectionality. Colin Adams, Berkshire Community College
Critical Liberation Pedagogy: Teaching Intersectionality, Media Literacy and the American Dream. Amber
Nelson, University of Maryland - Collge Park
74. Roundtable--Visual Sociology (Table 3): Hamilton Room
Presider: Susan Bell, Bowdoin College
Drawing Race: Visual Depictions of Blacks in Children's Picture Books. David Bugg, SUNY at Potsdam;
Rene Austin, Potsdam Public Library; Kaitlyn C Gibson, SUNY at Potsdam
Visualizing Sustainability: Sector and Visual Images of Green Buildings. Beth Duckles, Bucknell University;
Grace Beauseigneur, Bucknell University
What to Do with All This Stuff?: Memory, Family, and Material Objects. Susan Bell, Bowdoin College; Mary
Ellen Bell, Wiscasset High School
Gendering Graffiti in Brazil. Voon Chin Phua, Gettysburg College
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75. Roundtable--Something for Nothing: Exchange and Gambling (Table 13): Hamilton Room
Presider: Christopher Wetzel, Stonehill College
Participatory Action Research for Human Development of the Scavengers in Bangladesh. Moklesur Mollah,
CUNY Brooklyn College
Friends or Foals: A Social Problems Analysis of Wagering on Greyhounds and Thoroughbreds in
Massachusetts. Thompson Lozier, Stonehill College; Christopher Wetzel, Stonehill College
Free Stuff: An Agenda for the Lived Affordances of Class Privilege. Noah McClain, New York Univeristy;
Ashley Mears, Boston University
Gifts among Strangers: Competing Models of Fairness in a Local Freecycle Network. Sofya Aptekar,
Princeton University
76. Roundtable--Life Course Considerations (Table 1): Hamilton Room
Presider: Sarah M Corse, University of Virginia
Life Course Complexity and Subjective Well-Being in Retirement. Anette Fasang, Yale University
Dreams Deferred or No Dreams at All? : Class, Gender, and Future Aspirations. Sarah M Corse, University
of Virginia; Jennifer Silva, Harvard University
The Paradox of Independence: Meanings of Adulthood in the Delayed Transition. Sylvie Honig, University
of Chicago
Why Do Kids Matter?: Examining the Role of Spousal Behaviors in Predicting Marital Satisfaction For
Parents and Childless Individuals. Michelle Zagura, SUNY at Albany
The Fear of Aging: An Examination of College Students‟ Attitudes Toward Aging. Christi Nelson,
Bridgewater State University
10:15 AM-11:45 AM
77. Thematic--Intersectionality in Disability Studies: Cook Room
Organizer: Valerie Leiter, Simmons College
Presider: Valerie Leiter, Simmons College
Resistance to Incarceration in Prisons and Institutions: an Intersectional Approach. Liat Ben-Moshe,
Syracuse University
Contradictions of Ideology and Commerce: Race, Idiocy, and Treatment, 1800-1930. Allison Carey,
Shippensburg University
Intersecting the Margins: d/Deaf African American Women in Higher Education. Reshawna Chapple,
Arizona State University
Examining the Intersectionality Paradigm: The Exceptional Case of Disability. Jay Chaskes, Rowan
University; Anthony Sommo, Rowan University
78. Author Meets Critics--Yitzhak Rabin`s Assassination and the Dilemmas of Commemoration by Vered
Vinitzky-Seroussi: Shippen Room
Organizer: Robin Wagner-Pacifici, Swarthmore College
Presider: Robin Wagner-Pacifici, Swarthmore College
Critic. Ron Eyerman, Yale University
Critic. James Jasper, CUNY-Graduate Center
Critic. Yael Zerubavel, Rutgers University
Author. Vered Vinitzky-Seroussi, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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79. Miniconference: China--Session 1- International Migration from China: Perspectives from Migrant
Destination and Origin Communities: Ballroom E1
Organizer: Zai Liang, University at Albany, SUNY
Presider: Qian Song, SUNY at Albany
Chinese Constructing Boundaries of Race, Class, Gender and Nationality in the United States. Xiaoxin
Zeng, University of Southern California
Beneath the Spectacle: Following the Lion‟s Dance through Chinatown, New York. Konrad Aderer, CUNY
Brooklyn College
Privileged while disadvantaged - Chinese academic migrants in the U.S. and their suburban weekend
school. Jianping Xu, Syracuse University
International Migration and Community Development: Comparisons of Emigration to the U.S. and Europe
from the Same Origin in Rural China. Qian Song, SUNY at Albany
80. Miniconference: Urban Ethnography--Session 1- Doing Community Studies at Different `Levels` of
Community : William Penn Boardroom
Organizer: Alexandra K. Murphy, Princeton University
Presider: William Kornblum, CUNY Graduate Center
Panelist. Japonica Brown-Saracino, Boston University
Panelist. Andrew Deener, University of Connecticut
Panelist. Shatima Jones, Rutgers University
81. Regular Paper Session--Intersectional Effects of Race, Gender, Legal Status and Citizenship on the
Lives of Transnational Migrants: Bromley Room
Dependence: Dependent Visa and Gender in Families of Indian Professionals in the U.S., Pallavi Banerjee,
University of Illinois at Chicago
Bifurcated Gender Relations at Home after Migration Depending on Legal Status: Korean International
Graduate Students‟ Wives. Se Hwa Lee, SUNY at Albany
At the Intersections of Ethnicity and Citizenship: In what Ways the Habitus of Old Immigrants Shape and
Limit the New Comers‟ Legal Incorporation in Turkey?. Zeynep Kasli, University of Washington
Legal Status and Transnationalism among Senegalese Migrants in Europe. Erik Vickstrom, Princeton
University
Discussant:
Bedelia Richards, University of Richmond
82. Regular Paper Session--Identity Construction in Education: Claypoole Room
How High Stakes Testing Shapes Students' Learning, Sense of Academic Agency, and Identity
Development. Chiwen Bao, Harvard University
School Uniform Controversy in Kyoto, Japan: Collective Identity vs. Individual Freedom. Yuichi Tamura,
SUNY at Geneseo
Developing Dispositions: Parents‟ Class-Based Socialization of Children‟s Classroom Help-Seeking
Behavior. Jessica McCrory Calarco, University of Pennsylvania
A Burden of „Acting „Wise‟‟: Ambivalence Towards Academic Performance in Dutch Education. Jonathan
Mijs, Harvard University
Discussant:
Lisa A. Pellerin, Ball State University
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83. Regular Paper Session--Housing Segregation: Session1. Residential Segregation, Neighborhoods,
and Housing: Frampton Room
Organizer: Samantha Friedman, University at Albany, SUNY
Presider: Nancy A. Denton, University at Albany, SUNY
Patterns of White Residential Segregation: Conceptual Issues, Methodological Challenges, and Trends,
1970 to 2009. John Iceland, Penn State University; Greg Sharp, Penn State University
Advantage and Neighborhood Integration for Blacks, Latinos, and Whites. Diane Leilani Karafin, Rutgers
University, Newark
Examining the Impact of the Housing Boom on Minority Neighborhood Access. Mary J. Fischer, University
of Connecticut; Travis Scott Lowe, University of Connecticut
Does Racial Composition of Neighborhoods Matter When Individuals Seek Home Financing? A Pilot Study
in Upstate New York. Meghan Kuebler, SUNY at Albany
Money Down, From Where? Racial and Ethnic Differences in the Homebuying Process, 2009. Samantha
Friedman, University at Albany, SUNY; Joseph Gibbons, SUNY at Albany
84. Regular Paper Session--Work, Emotions and Attitudes: Reynolds Room
How Managed is the Social Servant's Heart? An Exploration of Emotion Management in the Social Service
Sector. Veronica Hyde, Eastern Connecticut State University
Social Similarity in Nanny Work: An Analysis of Employer Preference. Laura Bunyan, University of
Connecticut
Analysis of Organizational and Personal Factors Affecting Self-Esteem in work Settings. Mohammed
Albakr, Institute of Public Administration
Discussant:
Gerald Turkel, University of Delaware
85. Regular Paper Session--Delinquency and Social Control: Ballroom A1
Relational Modernity and the Social Control of Adolescents in Suburbia. Simon Singer, Northeastern
University
The Discovery of Innocence: Juvenile Delinquency in Enlightenment Europe. Jeffery Dennis, SUNY at
Oneonta
Intersectional Considerations of Incarcerated Youth: An Ethnographic Assessment, Milton L. Butts, Jr.,
Carlow University
Drifting Between Worlds: Delinquency and Positive Engagement Among Red Hook Youth. Rachel Swaner,
CUNY Graduate Center
Discussant:
Simon Singer, Northeastern University
86. Regular Paper Session--―This is not political‖: Ethnographies of Political Life: Ballroom A2
Presider: Gianpaolo Baiocchi, Brown University
Civic Imagination in Providence. Gianpaolo Baiocchi, Brown University; Elizabeth Bennett, Brown
University; Alissa Cordner, Brown University; Peter Klein, Brown University; Stephanie Savell, Brown
University
(Re)imagining the State: Census 2010 and the De-Politicization of Politics in Latino Rhode Island. Michael
Rodríguez-Muñiz, Brown University
“Who‟s Your Farmer?”: The Politics of Growing Local in Rhode Island. Diana Graizbord, Brown University
Discussant:
Claudio Benzecry, University of Connecticut
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87. Regular Paper Session--Class, Race and Parenting: Ballroom C
Presider: Margaret K. Nelson, Middlebury College
Cultivation in the birth-to-threes: Social Class, Mothering Ideologies, and The Nanny Wars. Cameron L.
MacDonald, University of Wisconsin
Class Differences in Individuals` Interactions with Institutions: Parallels in Children`s and Parents`
Management of School Grievances. Jessica McCrory Calarco, University of Pennsylvania; Annette Lareau,
University of Pennsylvania
Thinking about Race and Class in Parenting. Kathryn Edin, Harvard University
Discussant:
Anita A Garey, University of Connecticut
88. Regular Paper Session--Social Movements, Organizations, and Health: Ballroom D
Presider: Susan Hinze, Case Western Reserve University
Common Sense Science or the Scientific Method? Lay and Expert Opinion on Environmental Causation of
Polycythemia Vera in Eastern Pennsylvania. Bessie Flatley, Temple University
Embodiment of Health: The Impact of Fundraising Walks on Client-Participants. Jorie Hofstra, Rutgers
University
Sex Work, Sexual Rights, and Education: The Importance for HIV and AIDS Research. Elizabeth Nagel,
SUNY at Stony Brook
Using their science against them: Strategies in three movements against male circumcision. Laura
Carpenter, Vanderbilt University
89. Regular Paper Session--Identity Management and Narratives of LGBTQ Peoples: Ballroom E2
Women's Sexuality Stories: Inside and Outside the Dominant Frame. Jude Hand, Temple University
“Out of The Closet And Into The Classroom?: Identity Negotiations of Gay and Lesbian K-12 Teachers”.
Catherine Connell, Boston University
Queers in the Line of Fire: Coming Out, Identity Management and Intergroup Dialogue. Jason Orne,
University of Wisconsin - Madison
Sexualities in Motion: Limitations of Sexual Fluidity. Nicole LaMarre, University at Albany, SUNY
Discussant:
Denise A. Ingram, Mercer County Community College
90. Regular Paper Session--New Voices in Sociological Theory: Whitpen Room
Organizer: Ieva Zake, Rowan University
Presiders: Ieva Zake, Rowan University; Michael DeCesare, Merrimack College
Culture, Agency and the Means of Simulation. David Boyns, California State University at Northridge
Consequences of Experience: The place of life course and biography in theory formulation. Keith Kerr,
Quinnipiac University
The Austrian School of Sociology: Old Ideas in Economics and New Research Opportunities in Sociology.
Joshua McCabe, State University of New York at Albany; Brian Pitt, University of Delaware
Finding Coherence in Sociology: (Finally!) A Foundational Theory. Debbie Kasper, Sweet Briar College
Discussants:
Ieva Zake, Rowan University
Michael DeCesare, Merrimack College
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91. Committee on the Status of Women Panel--Women of Color in Positions of Power (Co-sponsored
with the Committee on the Status of Minorities): Flower Room
Gender, Power, Race and Religion: The Changing Role of the First Lady. Monifa Brinson-Mulraine, New
School of Social Research
Professional Self-Help Books Marketed to African-Americans. Dawn Dow, UC Berkeley
Immigration, Women, and Leadership: The Case of African Immigrants in Philadelphia. Augustine N
Isamah, Montgomery County Community College
Drawing Lines in the Sand: Black Women Administrators Asserting Their Authority in Their Schools.
Chanele Moore,
The Importance of and Three Key Resources for Minority Women Entrepreneurs in the United States.
Andrea Smith-Hunter, Siena College
Discussants:
Carrie Lee Smith, Millersville University
Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of Scranton
Jacqueline Johnson, Adelphi University
92. Roundtable--Ideologies and their Reflections in Collective Actions (Table 18): Hamilton Room
Presider: Markus Hadler, Marshall University
Progressive Politics in Latin America: The Transition of the FMLN from Social Movement to Political Party in
El Salvador, Rachel Sparkman, Marshall University
Ideological Legitimations of Racial Hegemony in Brasil. Richard Garnett, Marshall University
Plausible Substitution and its Role in the Survival of Millenarian Religious Groups, James Howard, Marshall
University
Contemporary Terrorism as a Social Movement. Taylor Watford, Marshall University
Conservative Views and Ideologies among the Lower Classes. Jeffrey McKay, Marshall University
Discussant:
Lindsay Heinemann, Marshall University
93. Roundtable--Ideologies and their Reflections in Everyday Life (Table 17): Hamilton Room
Presider: Richard Garnett, Marshall University
Food Culture, SAD, and Obesity: The Case of West Virginia. Ryan Becka, Marshall University
Comparing Industrial Culture In Ironton, Ohio and Gdansk, Poland. Steven Mays, Marshall University
A cross cultural comparison of transportation grids. Kevin McCoy, Marshall University
Environmental Beliefs and Behavior: Conflictual and/or Congruent? Markus Hadler, Marshall University
Discussant:
Lindsay Heinemann, Marshall University
94. Roundtable--International Comparative Research on Race, Ethnicity, and Immigrants in Europe and
the US (Table 5): Hamilton Room
Presider: Binh Pok, CUNY Graduate Center
Theoretical & Methodological Considerations for Comparative International Ethnography. Akim Oualhaci,
CUNY- The Graduate Center
Structural Differences in Educational Systems: Opportunities and Challenges for the Second Generation in
the United States and Europe. Jennifer Sloan, CUNY Graduate Center
Gender in a Strange Land: Host Country Gender Norms and Second Generation Asian Immigrants in
France and the US. Binh Pok, CUNY Graduate Center
Living Between the Lines: Undocumented Youth and the Boundaries of Legality. Stephen Ruszczyk, CUNY
Graduate Center
Discussant:
Stephen Ruszczyk, CUNY Graduate Center
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95. Roundtable--Substance Abuse: Intersections of Race, Gender and Sexualities (Table 10): Hamilton
Room
Presider: Sampson Lee Blair, SUNY at Buffalo
Adolescent Substance Use and Marital Stability in Adulthood. Sampson Lee Blair, SUNY at Buffalo; Melissa
A Menasco, Canisius College
Creating LGBTQ-sensitive Substance Abuse Counselors: The Importance of Cultural Competency. Ami
Lynch, Social Solutions International, Inc.
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SOCIAL INTEGRATION AND REGULATION, AND ADULT ALCOHOL
CONSUMPTION: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS USING AGE-PERIOD COHORT CHARACTERISTICS MODELS.
Christopher C Barnum, St. Ambrose University; Nick Richardson, North Carolina State University; Robert L
Perfetti, St. Ambrose University
96. Roundtable--Intersectionalities in Crime and Formal Social Control (Table 9): Hamilton Room
Presider: Eileen Leonard, Vassar College
Intersectionality and General Strain Theory: Gender, Race and Crime. Jessica Singer, SUNY at Albany;
Samantha Applin, SUNY at Albany
Denying the Rights of Citizenship to Convicted Offenders: The Need for an Intersectional Approach. Eileen
Leonard, Vassar College
Double Jeopardy?: Race and Sex in 20th Century Criminal Justice. Kristin L. Murphy, Columbia University
Prisoners of Color: Intersecting Stigmas. Jenifer Drew, Ph.D., Lasell College
“Stigma and Shame: Intersectionalities of Gender, Race, Class, and Drug Addiction.”. Jolene Sanders,
Hood College
97. Roundtable--Culture and Meaning (Table 14): Hamilton Room
Presider: Allen Shelton, Buffalo State College
The Superorganism around 1993. Allen Shelton, Buffalo State College
Creating a “Good” Death: The Dramaturgy of Veterinary Euthanasia. Patricia Morris, Drury University
Comparing Themes in Gay-Lesbian Romance Novels with Those in Heterosexual Romance Novels. Barbara
Tomaskovic-Devey, U-Mass Amherst; Laura V. Heston, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
The Zombie in Film: Social Context and Political Criticism. David Strohecker, University of Maryland -
College Park
98. Roundtable--LGBTQ Politics (Table 6): Hamilton Room
Presider: Deirdre Sommerlad-Rogers, SUNY Institute of Technology
Contestation, Intentionality, and Collective Identity at Spartanburg's (SC) First LGBT Pride March.
Katherine McFarland, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
LGBT Pride and External Institutionalization: Mobilizing Resources, Culture, and Symbolic Capital in Urban
Contexts. Lauren Joseph, Penn State Schuykill
Gay and lesbian political participation. Deirdre Sommerlad-Rogers, SUNY Institute of Technology; Joshua
Burgess, SUNY Institute of Technology
Transnational Same-Sex Marriage of Hong Kong Lesbians. Chi Cheng Wat, Texas A & M University
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99. Roundtable--Sex, Drugs and Religion (Table 11): Hamilton Room
Presider: Julie Ford, College at Brockport
Religion and Substance Use: Evidence from the Transition to Adulthood Module of the Panel Study of
Income Dynamics. Julie Ford, College at Brockport; Elliot B. Weininger, SUNY Brockport; John S Lellock,
College at Brockport
How Long Is Forever?: An Examination of Religiosity, Self-Esteem, and Romantic Relationships in College
Students. Taylor Hall, University of Massachusetts - Boston
Appetites for Destruction: Sexuality, Teen Girls and the Religious Push for Sexual Abstinence. Ashley
French, CUNY Graduate Center
Religion-supported Programs and Teens‟ Alcohol Use: Investigating the Influence of Involvement in
Religion-supported Extracurricular Activities on the Alcohol Use of Religious and Secular Teens. Amy
Adamczyk, CUNY John Jay College
100. Roundtable--The Politics of Populism (Table 12): Hamilton Room
Presider: Charles A. Gallagher, LaSalle University
Feedback in the Public Sphere: Limbaugh and the 'Mainstream' Media. Andrew Horvitz, SUNY at Albany
The Majority as Minority: Beck, Tea Partyers and White Perceptions of Victimization. Charles A. Gallagher,
LaSalle University
Populism, Race, Left and Right. Nicole Hala, CUNY Queens College
“We Swear, We Won‟t Vote for You Again!”: Pensioner Political Organizing in Post-Socialist Romania.
Gerard Weber, CUNY Bronx Community
101. Roundtable--Developing Social Movements (Table 13): Hamilton Room
Presider: Jocelyn S. Viterna, Harvard University
The 2010 United States Social Forum: Movement Building in the Greater Boston Area. Erica Bushell,
Northeastern University; Meghan Doran, Northeastern University; Matt Judge, Northeastern University;
Jeff Juris, Northeastern University; Amy Lubitow, Northeastern University; Lauren Nicoll, Northeastern
University; Christopher Prener, Northeastern University
Learning from Experience: Lessons for Convict Criminology and Prison Reentry Movements from the
Feminist Movement. Deirdre Caputo, SUNY at Stony Brook
Alter-Globalization: experience and subjectivity to become actors in the global age. Geoffrey Pleyers,
FNRS UC Louvain & CADIS
Neither Civil Society Nor States: INGOs as New Powerholders in Developing Societies. Jocelyn S. Viterna,
Harvard University
102. Roundtable--Health Disparities and Constructing Normalities (Table 7): Hamilton Room
Presider: Sangeeta Parashar, Montclair State University
Overcoming the „Fat‟ Stigma: Intragroup Resilience among Obese Individuals and Implications for Health
Behaviors. Lauren Murphy, Rutgers University
“‟Stuffed and Starved‟: Unraveling the Paradox of Childhood Obesity and Undernutrition in India”.
Sangeeta Parashar, Montclair State University
The Cost of Beauty: Dollars or Sense? Taressa Diaz, Moravian College
What is Normal?: How Technology Mediates Normality in the Deaf Case. Kathryn Burrows, Rutgers
University
The Socio-Cultural Construction of HIV/AIDS in Africa: Evidence from Nigerian ("Nollywood") and
Ghanaian ("Ghallywood") Movies. Emmanuel Koku, Drexel University
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103. Roundtable--Parenting and the Body (Table 4): Hamilton Room
Presider: Laura West Steck, York College of Pennsylvania
Pink, Blue, or Purple? Lessons GLBT parents impart to their children on following and transgressing
normative expectations of gender and sexuality. Cara Bergstrom-Lynch, Eastern Connecticut State
University
Constructions of "Natural" Infant Feeding Practices and the Consumer Market in Breastfeeding Support
Products. Laura West Steck, York College of Pennsylvania; Tamara L Smith, Westfield State College
Brains, Bodies, and Babies: Experiencing Pregnancy on a University Campus. Sara Moore, George Mason
University
104. Roundtable--Masculinity Across Social Spheres (Table 8): Hamilton Room
Presider: Michael Steklof, SUNY at Albany
White Masculine Heteronormative Culture and Work. Michael Steklof, SUNY at Albany
The New Male Threat. Paul E Calarco, Jr., Hudson Valley Community College
Men Loving Men. Kendal Broad, University of Florida
105. Roundtable--Food Inequality and Intersectionalities (Table 2): Hamilton Room
Presider: Alice Julier, Chatham University
The Impact of Resource Scarcity on a City-Level Emergency Food System: Sharing Resources, the Rules,
and “Double-dipping”. Stephanie Crist, Syracuse University
An Exploratory Analysis of Urban Food Deserts, Liquor Availability and Health Indicators in Economically
Disparate Wards of the District of Columbia. Melissa Gouge, American University
Food Tourism and Cultural Colonialism: A Critical Review of Anthony Bourdain‟s No Reservations. Melinda
Mills, Castleton State College
Critiquing Hegemony, Creating Food: Intersectionality, Food, and Social Justice in the Classroom. Alice
Julier, Chatham University
106. Roundtable--Media, Technology and America’s Youth (Table 1): Hamilton Room
Presider: Demie Kurz, University of Pennsylvania
Presentation of Self, Self-disclosure, Risks and Privacy: What College Students Think!. Marjorie Marcoux
Faiia, Rivier College
This Program Is Brought to You by the Letter "O", as in Obesity: The Prevalence of Food and Beverage
Companies in Underwriting of PBS Children‟s Programming. Joelle Gilmore, University of Pennsylvania
BFF?: A Qualitative and Quantitative Examination of Communication Technology, Face-to Face Interaction,
and Friendship Ties. Jacqueline M. Keil, Kean University; Mary Lou Mayo, Kean University; Gordon E
Marsh, Roanoke College
Child`s Play in the Virtual World of Webkinz. Patricia Masters, George Mason University
107. Roundtable--Organizations and Organizational Environment (Table 3): Hamilton Room
Presider: Jal Mehta, Harvard Graduate School of Education
Bayview Hunter's Point: How Community Power Defines the Decision Making Process of Urban
Redevelopment Through Collective Action in San Francisco. Christina Jackson, University of California
Santa Barbara
Framing Development: Discourses of Farmers' Suicide and Development Organizations. Bernadette Marie
White, Syracuse University
Invited Accountability. Megan Holland, Harvard University; Jal Mehta, Harvard Graduate School of
Education
Astrosociology: Has it`s time come? John Wilkes,
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108. Roundtable--The Effects of Social and Cultural Capital on Academic Achievement (Table 16):
Hamilton Room
Presider: Scott Davies, McMaster University
Inequalities in Early Literacy: Findings from a Canadian Seasonal Learning Study. Scott Davies, McMaster
University; Janice Aurini, University of Waterloo
Social Capital and the Academic Achievement of Immigrant Students. Na Yeong Kim, SUNY at Albany
Cultural Mobility: A Longitudinal Analysis of the Effects of Cultural Capital on Academic Attitudes and
Educational Outcomes. S. Michael Gaddis, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Andrew R Payton,
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
109. Roundtable--Educational Choices by Schools and Families (Table 15): Hamilton Room
Presider: Brian Carolan, Montclair State University
Families' Search Behavior during School Choice Decision-Making. Helen Marie Miamidian, Temple
University
Intersectionalities in an Urban College-Preparatory High School. Mary McKillip, College Board
School Choice: A Mixed Method Study Exploring Assumptions and Asking Questions. Margaret Boyd,
Stonehill College; Alicia Duffany, Stonehill College
12:00 PM-1:30 PM
110. Thematic--Intersectionality and Demographic Research: Cook Room
Organizers: Nancy A. Denton, University at Albany, SUNY; Samantha Friedman, University at Albany, SUNY
Presider: Samantha Friedman, University at Albany, SUNY
Mortality and Intersectionality. Gretchen Condran, Temple University
Neighborhoods and Crime and Intersectionality. Lauren Krivo, Rutgers University
Families and Household and Intersectionality. Kris Marsh, University of Maryland
Immigration and Intersectionality. Doug Massey, Princeton University
111. Author Meets Critics--Freelancing Expertise: Contract Professionals in the New Economy by Debra
Osnowitz: Shippen Room
Organizer: Peter Meiksins, Cleveland State University
Presider: Peter Meiksins, Cleveland State University
Critic. Steven Vallas, Northeastern University
Critic. Jackie Krasas, Lehigh University
Critic. Matthew Bidwell, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
Author. Debra Osnowitz, Clark University
112. Author Meets Critics--Fire in the Heart: How White Activists Embrace Racial Justice by Mark
Warren: William Penn Boardroom
Organizer: Kenneth Andrews, University of North Carolina
Presider: Kenneth Andrews, University of North Carolina
Critic. Kathy Blee, University of Pittsburgh
Critic. Charles A. Gallagher, LaSalle University
Critic. Jenny Irons, Hamilton College
Author. Mark Warren, Harvard University
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113. Conversation--Peace and Security: Frampton Room
Presider: Josh Klein, Iona College
Discussant. Stephen Eric Bronner, Rutgers University, New Brunswick
Discussant. Ida Susser, Hunter College and The Graduate Center, CUNY
Discussant. Fida Mohammad, SUNY at Oneonta
Discussant. David N. Smith, University of Kansas
Discussant. Josh Klein, Iona College
114. Miniconference: Transnationalism--Session 1-Thinking Transnational, Thinking Gender &
Sexuality: Ballroom E2
Organizers: Jyoti Puri, Simmons College; Bandana Purkayastha, University of Connecticut
Presider: Jyoti Puri, Simmons College
Gender and the Transnational: Translating in the Feminist Counterpublic, Millie Thayer, University of
Massachusetts Amherst
Sexual Citizenship and Reproduction Rights inTransnational Context: Creating a Dialogue between
Feminist and Queer Perspectives, Nancy A. Naples, University of Connecticut; Mary Bernstein, University
of Connecticut
Transnational Class Identities and the Migration Project. Nazli Kibria, Boston University
Discussant:
Jyoti Puri, Simmons College
115. Miniconference: China--Session 2- Education, Inequality, and Rural-Urban Divide in China:
Ballroom E1
Organizer: Zai Liang, University at Albany, SUNY
Presider: Yingyi Ma, Syracuse University
Higher Education in China: Opportunity or Quagmire? . Yingyi Ma, Syracuse University
Education and inequality in contemporary China: the changing relationship between intellectuals and
workers in SOEs since the reform. JU LI, SUNY at Binghamton
Why Disadvantaged Villagers Demand Less Social Protection: Decomposition of the Rural-Urban Gap in
Social Policy Preferences, Weihua An, Harvard University
Determinants of Support for Income Equality and Social Welfare Policies in Brazil, China, France, and the
United States (1990-2007). Liza Steele, Princeton University
116. Regular Paper Session--Transformations of Work: Bromley Room
Good Times and Bad: How Workers Explain and Confront Labor Market Change. Andrea Hill,
Northeastern University
Just another Fracin' Job: Understanding Natural Gas Workers in Pennsylvania's Marcellus Shale Region,
Matthew Filteau, Penn State University
The Justification of Adjuncts: Academic Worth and Economic Value in American Higher Education.
Nicholas Pagnucco, SUNY at Albany
Discussant:
Ofer Sharone, MIT
117. Regular Paper Session--The Construction of Public Space: Claypoole Room
World Heritage and the Sacred-Secular Divide: An examination of UNESCO sites in northern Romania.
Jodi H. Cohen, Bridgewater State College
The Socially Constructed Community: Roadies, Travel, and Route 66, Bruce Day, Central Connecticut
State University
Family Movie-going, Cinema Experience and Negotiation of Public Space, Lakshmi Srinivas, University of
Massachusetts - Boston
Discussant:
Thomas DeGloma, Hunter College, CUNY
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118. Regular Paper Session--Women of Color: Identity, Embodiment, and Efficacy: Reynolds Room
The Co-construction of Trusting Relations: The case of Black Women and their Hair Stylists, Kamila
Alexander, University of Pennsylvania
Desexualizing the Fat, Black Body: Large African-American Women and the Marriage Market. Nyaunu
Stevens, University of Connecticut
All the Single Ladies: An Analysis of Black Single Women. Cassandra Carter, State University of New York
at Albany
Black-White Differences in the Association between Maternal Age at First Birth and Change in Personal
Efficacy. Theresa Simpson, Rutgers University
Discussant:
Lynn H. Green, Cheyney University of Pennsylvania
119. Regular Paper Session--Mapping Class: Ballroom A1
A Case for the Old Class Map: A Counterpoint to Weeden and Grusky, Jeremiah Coldsmith, University of
Connecticut
"The Most Noticed and the Least Studied": Updating Veblen's Leisure Class and Mills' Power Elite, Josette
Winograd, St. Joseph's College and New York University
Lessons Learned: Making the Case for the Study of Cross-Class Interactions. Patrick Inglis, CUNY
Graduate Center
Comparative History and Middle-Class Formation: New Narrative Directions. Celso M Villegas, Brown
University
Discussant:
Vincent Serravallo, Rochester Institute of Technology
120. Regular Paper Session--Pregnancy, Reproduction, and Birth Questions: Session 2. Choice and
Control in Birth: Ballroom A2
Organizers: Danielle Bessett, University of Cincinnati; Theresa Morris, Trinity College
Presider: Christina Bermingham, Dublin City University
The Use and Abuse of "Choice" in American Childbirth. Mary Regan, University of Maryland; Raymond De
Vries, University of Michigan
Surrendering, Fighting, or Managing? Women's Understandings and Experiences of "Control" in the First
Birth Experience. Sarah Garrett, University of California at Berkeley
Mothers of Invention: Pregnancy, Birth and Cultural Practice. Alana Bibeau, University of Rhode Island
The Machine that Goes Bing: The Role of Technology on the Increasing U.S. Cesarean Section Rate.
Theresa Morris, Trinity College
Technology and the Trauma of Imperfect Birth: A Qualitative Analysis of the Experience of Parenting in the
NICU. Joanna Cohen, Temple University
121. Regular Paper Session--Intersectional Approaches to Physical and Mental Health and Well-Being:
Ballroom C
Presider: Susan Hinze, Case Western Reserve University
The Intersection of Race/Ethnicity and Gender in Trajectories of Functional Change: A Consideration of
Between- and Within-Group Heterogeneity, David F. Warner, Case Western Reserve University; Jielu Lin,
Case Western Reserve University
Multiple Intersections, Multiple Methods: Looking at the Relationship between Working-class Masculinity
and Disablement among Manual Laborers in the Construction Industry. Amy Sorensen, Virginia Tech
Intersectionality of Race, Gender and Age in Hypertension Trajectories Across the Life Course. Liana
Richardson, University of North Carolina; Tyson Brown, Vanderbilt University
Acculturative Hassles and Mental Health Among Somali Adolescents: An Intersectional Approach. Alisa K.
Lincoln, Northeastern University; Brandy Hubbard, Northeastern University; B. Heidi Ellis, Harvard Medical
School
Social Support and Healthy Lifestyle Changes in Middle and Older Age: Patterns by Gender and Race.
Rachel Margolis, University of Pennsylvania
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122. Regular Paper Session--Professionalization and Legitimacy in Health Care: Ballroom D
Organizer: Jacob Heller, SUNY College at Old Westbury
Resist or Embrace Medicine?: Ambivalent Associations & Boundary-Drawing in a Growing Field of
Alternative Healthcare. Misty Curreli, SUNY at Stony Brook
Compassion or Expertise? The Sources and Determinants of Public Trust in Doctors in the United States
and Iceland. Sigrun Olafsdottir, Boston University; Bernice A Pescosolido, Indiana University
Crafting professional identity and domains of work through everday interactions within a nursing
organization, LaTonya Trotter, Princeton University
Risk, Social Protection and Trust. Benjamin F. Hadis, Montclair State University
Discussant:
Jacob Heller, SUNY College at Old Westbury
123. Regular Paper Session--Volunteerism, Civic Engagement, and Social Change: Whitpen Room
Pathways to Participation: Youth Civic Engagement in Philadelphia. Melody Boyd, Temple University
Why they stop: assessing causes of discontinued voluntarism in online peer-production communities.
Michael Restivo, SUNY at Stony Brook
Spectrums of Service: From Charity to Change. Dave Harker, Boston College
Case Study: Aligning college intern programs and volunteerism to create a sustainable microfinance
program in Iquitos, Peru, Diana Krajewski, Kean University
Discussant:
Mikaila Mariel Lemonik Arthur, Rhode Island College
124. Roundtable--Making Theory Paradigms (Table 3): Hamilton Room
Presider: Victor Lidz, Drexel University
A History of the Human Condition Paradigm by Victor Lidz and Harold Bershady. Victor Lidz, Drexel
University; Harold J. Bershady, University of Pennsylvania
Origins and Uses of the Axial Age Concept. John D. Boy, CUNY Graduate Center; John C. Torpey, CUNY
Graduate Center
Differential Association and Political Orientations: Towards a Normal Science for Interactionist Theories of
Criminality, Nicholas John Hauman, Virgina Commonwealth University
Critical Demography -- SAY WHAT!? Only Ten Years From a Philosophic-Articulation, to a Fully Functioning
Research-Institution? Salvatore Labaro, State University of New York at Albany
125. Roundtable--Issues in Social Psychology: Emotions and Stereotypes (Table 2): Hamilton Room
Presider: Teresa Downing-Matibag, Iowa State University
"He Doesn't Look Like He Sounds": Mental Imagery and Implicit Stereotypes on the Basis of Voice. Eric
Kushins, Rutgers University
A Preliminary Analysis of Emotion Chains Perceived by Individuals and Groups at Reclaiming Intensive
Recruiting and Training Events, Elizabeth Williamson, Rutgers University
Reference Group Comparison during the Icelandic Recession. Jón Gunnar Bernburg, University of
Iceland; Berglind H Ragnarsdottir, Stony Brook University; Sigrun Olafsdottir, Boston University
126. Roundtable--Gendered Violence and Sexual Assault (Table 8): Hamilton Room
Presider: Zeynep Selen Artan-Bayhan, CUNY Graduate Center
Gendering Crime: Women, Violence and Media in Turkey. Zeynep Selen Artan-Bayhan, CUNY Graduate
Center
Ms. Degi, Meet Misrecognition: Reflections on a personal recovery from sexual assault through a gendered
conflict resolution lens. Elizabeth Degi, George Mason University
Victim Erasure?: Questioning the de- and re-gendering of sexual assault prevention programs. Ami
Lynch, Social Solutions International, Inc.; Susanne Beechey, Whitman College
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127. Roundtable--Substance Abuse and Youth (Table 7): Hamilton Room
Presider: Kristine Rosales, CUNY Queens College
Are We Insulated or Exposed to Potential Drug Use? Kristine Rosales, CUNY Queens College
Tobacco Use Among Girls Attending 9th and 10th Grade: Potential Indicators In Hope of Prevention.
Mary Diaz, CUNY Queens College
Prescription Drug Use Among College Students. Ranita Ray, University of Connecticut
Expectations to Graduate from College and Drug Availability. Sade' Vaughn, Ohio State University
128. Roundtable--Sociology of the Media: Political and Cultural Imagery (Table 15): Hamilton Room
The Oscillation of a Social Problem: Veterans' Health Care in the Public Arena. Mollie Rubin, University of
Pennsylvania
Barack Obama: the Rise and Fall of a Cultural Icon. Caroline Erb-Medina, CUNY Graduate Center
The Society of the Spectacle and Commodity Culture: Erving Goffman and the Contemporary Self. Black
Hawk Hancock, DePaul University
129. Roundtable--Cross-Race and Cross-Ethnic Relations (Table 4): Hamilton Room
Presider: Eona Harrison, Bloomsburg University
You Are Not Like Me! Well, Maybe, If You Are Educated and Nice: How Second Generation Adults of
Nigerian Descent Negotiate Being Black and Blackness in the US and UK, Onoso Imoagene, Harvard
University
Recent Attitudes toward Interracial Marriage. Eona Harrison, Bloomsburg University
Beyond Black and White: Prejudice within and between Racial Minorities. Kesha Moore, Drew University;
Maria Lopez, Drew University
Rupture in Nationalism: Marketization of National Pasts. Defne Over, Cornell University
130. Roundtable--Building Congregations (Table 9): Hamilton Room
Presider: Matthew Loveland, Le Moyne College
Religious Congregations: Their Response to Gentrification. Ann Marie Gabriel, CUNY Brooklyn College
Leadership and Congregational Decline. Steve McMullin, University of New Brunswick
One Building, Many Parishes: Community in a merged Catholic parish. Matthew Loveland, Le Moyne
College; Katelyn Stevens, Le Moyne College
Broadcasting the Gospel: Exploring Televangelism in Contemporary America. Jaime Hartless, University
of Virginia
131. Roundtable--New Directions in the Study of Urban Development (Table 6): Hamilton Room
Presider: Robert Grantham, University of Massachusetts - Lowell
Urban Problems: Learning from Other Traditions. Robert Grantham, University of Massachusetts - Lowell
Resisting the Growth Machine: Esperanza Community Housing Corporation and the L.A. Live CBA.
Jonathan Truong, University of Southern California
The Role of Business Improvement Districts [BIDs] in the Making of Urban Neighborhoods. Ervin Kosta,
CUNY Graduate Center
132. Roundtable--Politics of Resource Development (Table 12): Hamilton Room
Presider: Solon Simmons, George Mason University
PETRO-PREDICAMENTS AND POLITICS: HOW DEMOCRACY SHAPED DEVELOPMENT IN TRINIDAD AND
TOBAGO. Zophia Edwards, Boston University
Development and the Appropriation of Official Spheres of Competence in Kyrgyzstan. David Levy, Boston
University
The Marcellus Shale Gas Rush: Boom and/or Bust? Christopher F. Armstrong, Bloomsburg University;
Samantha J Baker., Bloomsburg University
A Comparative Research on High Technology Innovation in Taiwan and Mainland China. Tianyue Ma,
SUNY at Albany
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Friday, 12:00PM-1:30PM - cont’d
133. Roundtable--Negotiating Family Work (Table 5): Hamilton Room
Presider: Uh Young Park, Harvard University
When Home is Work and Work is Home: Habitus and Habits of Mind Among Home-based Employees.
Karen Danna-Lynch, UMDNJ Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
The Balancing Act: The Effects of Work-Family Conflict on Work Attitudes. Travis Scott Lowe, University
of Connecticut
Is the Revolution Still Stalled? Dual Income Couple's Domestic Division of Labor in South Korea. Uh
Young Park, Harvard University
Production Networks and Urban Space: Home-Based Work and Urban Topography. Utku Balaban,
134. Roundtable--Cultural Approaches to Inequality (Table 14): Hamilton Room
Presider: Robert Zussman, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
Defining Misogyny Out of Existence: Power Evasive and Victim Blaming Discourses among Rappers.
Antonia Randolph, University of Delaware
The Costs of Free Culture: Inequalities of Financial and Social Capital in Independent Music Production.
Carey Sargent, University of Virginia
Social Media's Impact on the Digital Divide and Suggestions for Change. Ed Chung, Elizabethtown
College; Cristin Ciocirlan, Elizabethtown College; Carolan Mclarney, Dalhousie University
135. Roundtable--Sociology of Science (Table 1): Hamilton Room
Presider: Andrew Stroffolino, Rutgers University
Engineering Success: Engaging Youth of Color in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
(STEM). Don Sawyer, Syracuse University
Science on the Margins: Beliefs Among Scientists who Study Anomalies. William Bengston, St. Joseph's
College
Unraveling the Double Bind: Narratives of Women of Color in STEM. Lily T. Ko, TERC; Apriel K. Hodari,
CNA; Irene A. Liefshitz, Harvard University; Maria T. Ong, TERC; Carol A Wright, CUNY, Professional Staff
Congress
Antarctica as Laboratory: Scientists, Explorers, and the Intersection of Professional Statuses. Daniel
Finn, University of Virginia
136. Roundtable--Competition in Athletics (Table 10): Hamilton Room
Presider: Hugo Ceron-Anaya, Moravian College
From Cultivation to Obligation: Gymnasts' Journeys from Extracurricular to Elite Competition. Keri
Monahan, University of Pennsylvania
The Double Life of Golf: Class, Business Practices, and Pierre Bourdieu in Mexico. Hugo Ceron-Anaya,
Moravian College
A Critical Examination of the Lindsey Vonn/Julia Mancuso Rivalry. Maura Rosenthal, Bridgewater State
University; Samantha R Lewenberg, Bridgewater State University
You Play to Win the Game: Unethical and Deviant Behavior among Youth Sport Coaches, Joseph Boyle,
Brookdale Community College
137. Roundtable--Macro Level Analysis: Employment and Industry (Table 11): Hamilton Room
Presider: Laura O'Toole, Salve Regina University
Women's Employment Patterns: A Cross-National Comparison of High- and Middle -Income Countries.
Natascia Boeri, CUNY Graduate Center
Industrial Development in the Global Economy: An Ecological Framework. Lori D. Smith, Princeton
University
Understanding Small & Medium Enterprises in the Post Soviet Context. Aisalkyn Botoeva, Brown
University
What Kind of Problem is International Bribery? Economic Theory and the Regulation of Securities
Markets. Carl Gershenson, Harvard University
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Friday, 12:00PM-1:30PM - cont’d
138. Roundtable--Multiculturalism, Counseling, Surveillance and Jobs (Table 17): Hamilton Room
Presider: Susan Jotz, Kean University
Teachers and the Multicultural Mosaic. Susan Jotz, Kean University; Christopher Donoghue, Kean
University; David Brandwein, Kean University
Defining American Vocationalism: A Person-Centered Approach to High School Labor Market Orientation
and Post-Secondary Outcomes. Nicole Deterding, Harvard University
The College Counseling Role of High School Counselors: A Review of the Literature, Mary McKillip,
College Board
Altruistic Fear and the Expansion of the Use of Metal Detectors in Philadelphia's Public Schools. Billie
Gastic, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Dominique Johnson, Ramapo College
139. Roundtable--Nontraditional Education: Summer Camps, Adult Education, and Maternal Education
(Table 16): Hamilton Room
Presider: Sangeeta Parashar, Montclair State University
Becoming a (Teach For America) Teacher. Patricia Maloney, Yale University
Social Context, Academic Achievement and Educational Attainment in Adult Learners. Danis Joyce Gehl,
SUNY at Buffalo; Dominiqua Griffin, SUNY Buffalo
Science Summer Camps: The identification of the Determinants of Learning. judith stull, ; Susan
Varnum, Temple University; Douglas Baird, Temple University
"Education as Equalizing or Culture as Overpowering?: Maternal Education and Gender Differentials in
Education in India.". Sangeeta Parashar, Montclair State University; Carolyn Foley, Montclair State
University
140. Undergraduate Poster Session--Undergraduate Poster Session I: Lobby
1. A Collective Efficacy Approach to Crime Prevention. Kelsey Kern, Villanova University; Chelsea Moylan,
Villanova University
2. The Relationship between Level of Education and Subsequent Criminal Activity. Jaclyn DiScala, Villanova
University; Mary Anna McCabe, Villanova University
3. Danger on the Reservation? Examining the Relationship of Felonies and Population Density on Native
American Tribal Lands. Justin Kerley,
4. Do Drugs Cause Violence, or Do People? Keith Capecci, Villanova University; Brad Ackerman, Villanova
University
5. Success of Residential Drug Treatment Programs. Joshua Roth, Villanova University; Catherine Pirolli,
Villanova University
6. Gun Prevalence and the Gun Homicide Rate: A criminological research-based study on the relationship
between gun prevalence and the gun homicide rate, William Cuomo, Villanova University; Michael L
Schlegel, Villanova University
7. The Effect of Adherence to Social Roles on Enjoyment of Young Adult Literature. Ellen Parsons,
8. Childhood Abuse and Neglect and the Link to Future Juvenile or Adult Criminality. Kathryn Meredith,
Villanova University; Brendan McGoey, Villanova University
9. Is gender natural? Chelly Akibeh, CUNY Brooklyn College
10. Aging and Legalization of Marijuana. Donald Davis Lauren McCoy, Villanova University
11. Stratification and Spanking. Michelle Garzia Kristen Valosky, Villanova University
12. Hitting It Big: The Effect of Income on Willingness to Work, Amanda Waleko Zach LeBlanc, Villanova
University
13. Effects of Strength of Religious Affiliation on Marital Happiness. Warren Howe, Villanova University;
Claire Mulhern, Villanova University
14. Belief in a Traditional Family Across Racial Demographics, Ashley Thompson, Brittany May, Alexandra
Hayes, Villanova University
15. The Effect of Religious Intensity on Marital Happiness. Lauren Nolin Elizabeth Forster, Villanova
University
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Friday, 12:00PM-1:30PM - cont’d
Session 140 – Undergraduate Posters I – cont’d
16. Race Effects on Recycling Habits of Glass and Plastic. Aaron Yu, Leann Riether, Michael Magnatta,
Villanova University
17. The Effect of Single Mother Homes of Juvenile delinquency. Kathryn Barrett,
18. What's On The Menu?: Inequality in School Nutrition. Kelly Donovan, Villanova University
19. Low Socioeconomic Status and Cervical Cancer Risk in the U.S. Christina Villella, Villanova University
20. Conditions for an Optimal Marriage. Mike D'Antonio, Villanova University
21. Neighborhood Race/Ethnic Composition, Crime and Residents' Perceived Level of Control. Lauren
Sullivan, Villanova University
22. Media Reporting of Epidemics 1981-Present. Katie Ryan, The College of New Jersey
23. Future Success of Scholarship Athletes, David Roman, Villanova University
24. A Comparison of Rural and Urban Women's Poverty. Jennifer Maez, Villanova University
25. Effects of Court Assumptions on the treatment of Mentally Ill Prisoners. Alexandra Frantz, Villanova
University
26. Social Media in the 2010 Senate Races. Jacqueline Boltik, Harvard College
27. Unions and Mobilization: Characteristics of Adopted Resolutions and Official Statements Regarding the
United States Occupation of the Middle East. Eva Yuen, Bloomsburg University
28. Does Socioeconomic Status Affect One's Opinion of Same-sex Marriage? Sierra Helfrich, Bloomsburg
University
29. Confidence in Education and Locality. Dan Byler, Bloomsburg University
30. What Affects Support for Euthanasia: Evidence from the General Social Survey. Lisa DeMelfi, Bloomsburg
University
31. Americans Views of the Criminal Justice System. Randy Schubert, Bloomsburg University
32. Hispanic Americans Attitudes Toward College Education. Max E. Reyes, Bloomsburg University
33. The Music That Shapes Us. Brandon Vinson, Bloomsburg University
34. The Passing Problem: Framing Passing as the Prevention of Trans Community Mobilization. Taylor
Roberts, Bloomsburg State University
35. Retention of College Students. Stephanie Ponsi, Bloomsburg University
141. ESS Special Events & Meetings--Women of Color Navigating Power in the Academy: An Informal
Conversation about the Profession and Marginalization: Flower Room
Organizers: Corinne Castro, Temple University; Michelle Byng, Temple University
1:45 PM-3:15 PM
142. Thematic--Poverty and Homelessness: Local and Global Perspectives: Cook Room
Organizer: Anne Roschelle, SUNY New Paltz
Presider: Anne Roschelle, SUNY New Paltz
Doomed to Fail: Domestic Violence Among Homeless Welfare Recipients in San Francisco. Anne
Roschelle, SUNY New Paltz
Parties, Poverty, and Civil Society in the Developing World. Ş. İlgϋ Özler, SUNY New Paltz
Interpreting Welfare Reform: An Ethnographic and Intersectional Approach. Terese Lawinski, New York
State Psychiatric Institute
Constructing Homelessness and Constructing Homes in Post-Earthquake Haiti. Cynthia Bogard, Hofstra
University
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Friday, 1:45-3:15 - cont’d
143. Author Meets Critics--Thug Life: Race, Gender, and the Meaning of Hiphop by Michael Jeffries:
Shippen Room
Organizer: Mary Ann Clawson, Wesleyan University
Presider: Mary Ann Clawson, Wesleyan University
Critic. Imani Perry, Princeton University
Critic. Deirdre Royster, New York University
Critic. David Grazian, University of Pennsylvania
Author. Michael P. Jeffries, Wellesley College
144. Miniconference: Transnationalism--Session 2- Talking Back to Transnationalism: Conversations &
Conceptual Directions: Ballroom E2
Organizers: Jyoti Puri, Simmons College; Bandana Purkayastha, University of Connecticut
Presider: Bandana Purkayastha, University of Connecticut
Feminist Epistemologies & the Politics of Knowledge. Celine-Marie Pascale, American University
Becoming Transnationals in the US: African Immigrant Women in Greater Boston and Philadelphia" (For
the Mini-Conference on Transnationalism. Mary Osirim, Bryn Mawr College
The Study of "Global" India: When Everyday Expressions of Femininity are "Local" No More, Smitha
Radhakrishnan, Wellesley College
Discussant:
Bandana Purkayastha, University of Connecticut
145. Workshop--Findings from Three Waves of the Bachelor's and Beyond Survey: Implications for
Departments Developing Curriculum and Extra-Curricular Activities in a Recession-Racked Economy:
Flower Room
Organizer: Roberta Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Association
Presider: Roberta Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Association
Panelist. Roberta Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Association
Panelist. Pamela Stone, Hunter College, CUNY
Panelist. Michael Wood, Hunter College,CUNY
Panelist. Nicole Van Vooren, American Sociological Association
146. Miniconference: China--Session 3- Culture, Rituals, Property Rights, and Green Technologies in
China: Ballroom E1
Organizer: Zai Liang, University at Albany, SUNY
Presider: Jing Li, SUNY at Albany
"We Don't Wash Man's Underwear like They Do": Gender, Marriage, and Culture in Chinese Brides' Lives,
Paoyi Huang, CUNY Graduate Center
Chinese "Face" and Kindness Rituals. Shanyang Zhao, Temple University
Institutional Legacies, Multiple Rights Claims and the Formation of Market Logics in Domestic Property
Rights Arrangements of Contemporary China. Jing Li, SUNY at Albany
147. Miniconference: Urban Ethnography--Session 2- The Moral Economy of Violence in the U.S. Inner
City: Ethnographic Notes from North Philadelphia: William Penn Boardroom
Organizer: Mitchell Duneier, Princeton
Presenter. Philippe Bourgois, University of Pennsylvania
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Friday, 1:45-3:15 - cont’d
148. Regular Paper Session--International Migration: Gender and Work: Bromley Room
Intersecting Marginality: Indonesian Female Domestic Workers' Writing Group in Hong Kong. Shiho
Sawai, SUNY at Albany
The Experiences of Immigrant Nurses in Lowell, MA - A Case Study. Yingchan Zhang, Northeastern
University
American Dreams: Immigrant Women's Empowerment in Queens, NY. Michael Flynn and Fabiola
Fernandez-Salek. Michael Flynn Fabiola Fernandez-Salek, CUNY John Jay College
Negotiating Racialized Gendering Forces: Intersectional Analysis of Japanese-Brazilian Women in Japan.
Miho Iwata, University of Connecticut
Intersectionality and Migration: A Meta-analysis of the Study of Migration in Asia. Keumjae Park, William
Paterson University
Discussant:
Mary Gallant, Rowan University
149. Regular Paper Session--Culture, Consumption and the Construction of Meaning: Claypoole Room
The Production of Meaning: Analyzing Lifestyle Brand Creation. Emilie Dubois, Boston College
Race & Southern California's Cultural Landscape: From Zorro to Spanish-Colonial Revival Architecture.
Albert Fu, Kutztown University
Discussant:
Ronald Kramer, John Jay College
150. Regular Paper Session--Feminist Theory in Action: Reynolds Room
Loosening the Foundations for Action: Feminist Theory and Sociology in the Academy, Katrina Uhly,
Northeastern University
Third Wave Feminism as the "Unhappy Marriage" of Poststructuralism & Intersectionality Theory. Susan
Mann, University of New Orleans; Michael Grimes, Louisiana State University
LEFT HIGH AND DRY: AN INTERSECTIONAL ANALYSIS OF GENDER, DAMS AND DEVELOPMENT IN
LESOTHO. Yvonne Braun, University of Oregon
Where Have All the Feminists Gone? An Ethnographic Study of College Students' Attitudes Toward the
Women's Movement. Erin Maurer, CUNY Graduate Center
Discussant:
Vernese Edghill-Walden, City Colleges of Chicago
151. Regular Paper Session--Prisoner Re-entry and Re-integration: Ballroom A1
Theories of Gender in Community-Based Reentry Programs for Female Offenders. Nicole Smolter,
University of Delaware
Doing Time, Filling Time: Bureaucratic Ritualism as a Barrier to Youth Prisoner Reentry. Jamie J. Fader,
SUNY at Albany; Christopher Dum, University at Albany, SUNY
Making "Ex-Cons" Safe for Employment: The Impact of Race, Ideology and the Concept of the Stranger on
the Reentry and Reintegration of Formerly Incarcerated African Americans. Deirdre Caputo, SUNY at
Stony Brook
Reformatting 50 Gigabytes into a 2 Gigabyte Space: An Examination of Strategies Used to
Deinstitutionalize, Institutionalized Convicts. Vincent Miles, Cheyney University & Thaddeus Stevens
College; Tonnette L Maxie, Cheyney University
Discussant:
Virginia McGovern, Mount Saint Mary's University
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Friday, 1:45-3:15 - cont’d
152. Regular Paper Session--Criminal Justice and Society: Ballroom A2
Presider: Pamela Donovan, Bloomsburg University
Criminal Justice Contact and Institutional Involvement. Sarah Brayne, Princeton University
Theories of Community Organization: A Model for Understanding Intimate Partner Violence. Katharine
McCabe, Fordham University
Perceptions of Justice: Developments in Russian Criminal Law and Society from Soviet to Post-Soviet
Times. Sandy Zhao, Yale University
Coerced Intoxication and the "New Juggernaut": An Early History of Chloral Hydrate Fears. Pamela
Donovan, Bloomsburg University
153. Regular Paper Session--Pathways to Disparities in Physician Decision-Making: Ballroom C
Presider: Lisa C. Welch, New England Research Institutes
Four Generations of Decision-making Research: Sociological Insights and Next Steps. John B McKinlay,
New England Research Institutes; Karen Lutfey, New England Research Institutes
Understanding the Pathway to Gender Disparities in Physicians' Decision-making for Coronary Heart
Disease: The Double-edged Sword of "Atypical Symptoms". Lisa C. Welch, New England Research
Institutes; Karen Lutfey, New England Research Institutes; Eric Gerstenberger, New England Research
Institutes; Matthew Grace, Indiana University Bloomington; John B McKinlay, New England Research
Institutes
Do Internists and Family Practitioners Have Differing World Views?: Variations in the Diagnosis and
Management of the Same Patient with Heart Disease. Rebecca Piccolo, New England Research Institutes;
John B McKinlay, New England Research Institutes; Allan Goroll, Massachusetts General Hospital; Lisa
Marceau, New England Research Institutes; Carol Link, New England Research Institutes
Treatment Ideologies and Organizational Constraints. Courtney Jackson, New England Research
Institutes; Rebecca Piccolo, New England Research Institutes; Lisa Marceau, New England Research
Institutes; John B McKinlay, New England Research Institutes
Are Cognitive Styles of Decision Making More Important for Health Disparities Than Individual
Characteristics? Results from a Factorial Experiment of Coronary Heart Disease. Karen Lutfey, New
England Research Institutes; Eric Gerstenberger, New England Research Institutes; John B McKinlay, New
England Research Institutes
154. Regular Paper Session--Reproductive Health and Services: Ballroom D
Presider: Mary Regan, University of Maryland
Social and Biological Intersections Influencing Postpartum Depression. Jorie Hofstra, Rutgers University
The Emotion Culture of Childbirth: The Role of Birth Practitioners in Women's Birth Experiences. Miriam
Sessions, Florida State University
US Reproductive Services Policy and Maternal Mortality, Jennifer Bronson, Howard University
155. Regular Paper Session--Sexual Representation, the Media, and Partnering: Whitpen Room
Online Women-Seeking-Women Personal Ads and the Deployment of "Tomboy" Identities. Daniel Farr,
Randoph College/ Univ. at Albany
Interracial Intimate Relationships among Internet Daters: The Unexamined Role of Sexual-Orientation and
Gender, Ken-Hou Lin, University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Jennifer Lundquist, University of
Massachusetts-Amherst
The Rise of Bobos or a Return to the Old Guard? A Content Analysis of Weddings and Celebrations in the
New York Times. Carrie Lee Smith, Millersville University; Dylan Ditzler, Millersville University; Rakim J.
Herman, Millersville University; Marisa M. Naftal, Millersville University
Discussant:
Beth Montemurro, Penn State University - Abington
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Friday, 1:45-3:15 - cont’d
156. Committee on the Status of Women Panel--Teaching about Violence against Women in
Undergraduate Sociology Courses: Frampton Room
Presider: Dana Hysock Witham, Indiana University of PA
Discussants:
Dana Hysock Witham, Indiana University of PA
Elizabeth Mansley, Delaware State University
Kathleen A. Bogle, La Salle University
Terry G. Lilley, University of Delaware
157. Undergraduate Poster Session--Undergraduate Poster Session II: Lobby
1. The Effect of Gender on Classroom Participation. Lauren Brown, College of St. Elizabeth
2. "Technical Virginity": Evaluating Current Adolescent Attitudes Regarding Sexual Interaction. Iris Kaifa,
College of Saint Elizabeth
3. Recidivism Rates in the United States. Carolyn D'Andrea, College of St. Elizabeth
4. Tattoos in America. Jasmine Griffin, College of St. Elizabeth
5. The Impact of Father Absence on Child Development. Carlene Shorey, College of Saint Elizabeth
6. "Power point Presentation". Anthony Velazquez, CUNY Bronx Community College
7. The Integration from Conventional Embodied Hook Up Scripts, to More Virtual Means: The Rise of the
Facebook Generation. Steve Redden, Concord University
8. Stereotypes of Aging: Why They Are Problematic. Sunita Bajaj Bhargava, Drew University
9. Karl Marx. Joel Cabrera, CUNY Bronx Community College
10. Social Patterns of a Neighborhood Shopping Street: Seventh Avenue in Park Slope- The Genocide of a
Small Neighborhood, Martyna Cieniewicz, CUNY Brooklyn College
11. Stitches of a Cultural Quilt: A brief study on Interracial and Inter-Ethnic Relations in New York.
Mohammed Wadud, CUNY Brooklyn College
12. Mara Salvatrucha…the FBI says they could be in My Community! A Brief Study on the Social Construction
of Moral Panics about Gangs and MS-13. Mohammed Wadud, CUNY Brooklyn College
13. Physically Disabled Men and Gender Roles: A look at how the traditional gender roles affect physically
disabled men. Sean Palme, Drew University
14. 21st Century Feminized Labor: Child Care Provider- Low Wage Low Skilled. Yessenia Martinez, CUNY
Brooklyn College
15. EMS, VFD, FD, Police are All Tired of Scraping the Drunk Drivers and Victims Off the Roads, Jennifer
Jones, West Liberty University
16. Parental Drug Use and the Effects left on Children. Jessica Murphy, Cabrini College
17. The Impact of Poverty on Maternal Healthcare in Developing Countries. Kayla Firriolo, Catholic University
of America
18. AUTHENTICITY IN A REBELLIOUS SUBCULTURE: AN ANALYSIS OF PUNK AND HARDCORE MUSIC FANS.
Abagail Williams, Wells College
19. Gender Inequalities in Sports Media, Edward McQuade, Cabrini College
20. Tobacco Use in Indonesia: A Sociological Analysis. Isti Kuhn, Catholic University of America
21. Racial Preference Among African American Children. Brittani Williams, Cabrini College
22. Title is Pending. Mitchell Kotler, Cabrini College
23. The Effects of Personal Names on Life Outcomes. Noah Rich, Drew University
24. Hispanic housekeepers and Assimilation. Nataliia Kondratenko, Berkshire Community College
25. Habituation and Accumulation of Bodily Capital: An autoethnographic inquiry into the culture of boxing and
the formation of muscle memory, Watoii Rabii, Buffalo State College
26. Disparate Opinions on Capital Punishment: Does One's Race Impact their Opinions Towards the Use of
Capital Punishment in Cases of Murder? Kevin Foley, Bucknell University
27. The Religion-Health Connection: The impact of religious service attendance on mental health and physical
health outcomes of US adults. Alison Coney, Bucknell University
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Session 157, Undergraduate Posters II – cont’d
28. The Effect Religious Affiliation has on Political Identification. Lucy Dean, Bucknell University
29. Has the Tide Changed? A Cross Generational Comparison of Attitudes towards Family Issues. Mark
Kavanagh, Catholic University of America
30. The Effect of Girls' Agency in Sex Education to Reduce Teenage Pregnancy. Lauren Swartz, Arcadia
University
31. The Effects of Technology on Today's Society. Michelle Haynes, West Liberty University
32. Influence of Race on Religious Service Attendance in the United States. Karen Silbermann, Bucknell
University
33. THE RELATIONSHIP "TALK": Assessing Partner Commitment. Bobbie Jo Nelms, East Carolina University;
David Knox, East Carolina University; Beth Easterling, University of Tennessee at Knoxville
34. "SEX ME": Using Technology to Send Sexual Content to One's Romantic Partner, Makeda Parker, East
Carolina University; David Knox, East Carolina University; Beth Easterling, University of Tennessee at
Knoxville
35. An Examination of Poverty and Industrial Trends in Reading. Vincent Giorgio, Albright College; Brian
Jennings, Albright College
36. Battling the Bulge: Finding Policy Solutions to the Obesity Epidemic. Kathryn Lonczewski, Central
Connecticut State University
37. Pennhurst State School and Hospital: Using Marxist and Labeling Theories to Explain Institutionalization
and the Effects of Deinstitutionalization. Jessica Schrantz, Shippensburg University
38. Activism and Interest: Attention to the Media and Political Involvement. Emily Owens, Skidmore College
39. The Impact of Race/Ethnicity on Intimate of Partner Violence. Natalia Olarte, College of Saint Elizabeth;
Natalia Olarte, College of Saint Elizabeth
40. Elder Abuse: What Goes on Behind Closed Doors? Bridget Sweeney, College of Saint Elizabeth
41. Does Community Diversity Reduce Interpersonal Trust? Jordan Conwell, Bates College
3:00 PM-4:00 PM
158. New Book Reception: Ballroom B
3:30 PM-4:45 PM
159. Events Sponsored by Humanist Sociology--Humanist Sociology, Human Rights, and Global
Citizenship: Reynolds Room
Organizer: Corey Dolgon, Stonehill College
Presider: Corey Dolgon, Stonehill College
From Slavery to Prisons: A Historical Look at the Criminalization of African Americans. Deborah Burris-
Kitchen, Tennessee State University
More than Veiled Victims: Afghan Women and Human Rights Activism, 1960-2010. Chris Dale, New
England College
Some Thoughts on the Meaning of the Phrase "Global Citizen" . Tom Arcaro, Elon University
Discussant:
Johnny E. Williams, Trinity College
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Friday, cont’d
3:30 PM-5:00 PM
160. Thematic--Measuring Intersectionality: Cook Room
Organizer: Joan Spade, SUNY Brockport
Presider: Joan Spade, SUNY Brockport
Intersectionality at Ground Level. Linda M. Grant, University of Georgia
What is Intersectionality? Leslie McCall, Northwestern University
The Inevitability of Intersectionality in Qualitative Analysis. Karen D. Pyke, University of California,
Riverside
When Intersectionality Meets Biomedicine: Tensions, Conflicts, and Possibilities. Lynn Weber, University
of South Carolina
161. Author Meets Critics--Brokered Boundaries: Creating Immigrant Identity in Anti-Immigrant Times
by Douglas S. Massey and Magaly Sanchez R.: Shippen Room
Organizer: Rob Smith, Baruch College, CUNY
Presider: Rob Smith, Baruch College, CUNY
Critic. Robyn Rodriguez, Rutgers University
Critic. Catherine Lee, Rutgers University
Critic. Rob Smith, Baruch College, CUNY
Author. Doug Massey, Princeton University
Author. Magaly Sanchez, Princeton University
162. Miniconference: Transnationalism--Session 3- Challenging Boundaries: Rhetoric, Practices and
Governance: Ballroom E2
Organizers: Jyoti Puri, Simmons College; Bandana Purkayastha, University of Connecticut
Presider: Smitha Radhakrishnan, Wellesley College
Gender Masquerades and the construction of multiple masculinities in Ho Chi Minh City's Sex Industry.
Kimberly Hoang, University of California, Berkeley
Making sense of Queer South Asian Identity - Through a Transnational Lens. Shweta Adur, University of
Connecticut
Multiple Modernities, Multiple Traditions: Modernity's Traditions in the Age of Globalization. Chaitanya
Lakkimsetti, Harvard University
Gendered Containment: Filipina Migrant Women and the Boundaries of Citizenship in South Korea. Hae
Yeon Choo, University of Wisconsin - Madison
Discussant:
Smitha Radhakrishnan, Wellesley College
163. Workshop--National Science Foundation: Funding Opportunities and Proposal Preparation for
Professional Sociologists and Graduate Students: Flower Room
Organizers: Regina Werum, National Science Foundation; Patricia E White, National Science Foundation
Presiders: Patricia E White, National Science Foundation; Regina Werum, National Science Foundation
Presenter. Regina Werum, National Science Foundation
Presenter. Patricia E White, National Science Foundation
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Friday, 3:30PM-5:00Pm – cont’d
164. Miniconference: China--Session 4- Migrant Workers, Entrepreneurship, and Markets in China:
Ballroom E1
Organizer: Zai Liang, University at Albany, SUNY
Presider: Rebecc S.K. Li, The College of New Jersey
Mobility Process of Rural Migrants during the Transformation of Urban China. Yin Yue, Johns Hopkins
University
The Great Transformation of Social Structure and Its Influence on Individuals -- Using The Migrant
Workers in China As an Example. Delei Zhao, University of Maryland - College Park
Changing Course: Impact of China's Shifting Economic Strategies on Entrepreneurs. Rebecc S.K. Li, The
College of New Jersey
The Structure of Production Market: Empirical research based on Chinese field interview and industrial
census data, Ningzi Li, Cornell University
165. Miniconference: Urban Ethnography--Session 3- Incorporating Digital Life and Technologies into
Urban Ethnography: William Penn Boardroom
Organizer: Jeffrey Lane, Princeton University
Panelist. Tamara Mose-Brown, Brooklyn College, CUNY
Panelist. Nikki Jones, University of California, Santa Barbara
Panelist. Dhiraj Murthy, Bowdoin College
Discussant:
Jeffrey Lane, Princeton University
166. Regular Paper Session--Work, Disruption and Inequality: Bromley Room
Early Unemployment and Subsequent Career Complexity: A Sequence-Based Perspective, Anna Manzoni,
Yale University
Corporate Bankruptcy and Employment Opportunities for Women and Minorities in Management. Soohan
Kim, Harvard University
Professional Values and Identity in a VUCA Environment: The Case of Outsourced Information
Technologists. Jacqueline Zalewski, West Chester University
Discussant:
Dwanna L. Robertson, University of Massachusetts
167. Regular Paper Session--Gender and the Undergraduate and Graduate Experience: Claypoole Room
Gender Equity in the Sciences at Primarily Undergraduate Institutions: Early Findings from the TCNJ
Advancement Program, Diane C Bates, The College of New Jersey; Elizabeth Borland, The College of New
Jersey
Gender Equality in the Leadership of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). Sheila Peters,
Fisk University
The Role of Graduate School Experiences in Men's and Women's Scientific Career Paths. Sarah Thebaud,
Princeton University; Catherine J Taylor, Columbia University
The Feminization of Higher Education Consumption: Transitional Experiences of Female Doctoral
Students. Marisa Allison, George Mason University
Discussant:
Lauren E. McDonald, California State University - Northridge
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Friday, 3:30PM-5:00Pm – cont’d
168. Regular Paper Session--Housing Segregation: Session2. Immigration, Neighborhoods, and
Segregation: Frampton Room
Organizer: Samantha Friedman, University at Albany, SUNY
Presider: Samantha Friedman, University at Albany, SUNY
Locational Attainment to Human Capital Levels: The Case of Black Caribbeans and Black Africans. Grigoris
Argeros, Fordham University
Immigration and Housing Outcomes: Do Pathways to Legal Status affect Homeownership? Sylwia
Piatkowska, SUNY at Albany
Racial, Ethnic, and Documentation Status Differences in Residential Mobility Decisions. David Cort,
University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Ken-Hou Lin, University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Gabriela
Stevenson, University of Massachusetts- Amherst
New Destinations Revisited: Explaining the Changing Geography of Immigrant Settlement. Chris Galvan,
SUNY at Albany
169. Regular Paper Session--Response to Urban Poverty: Ballroom A1
Coming Face to Face with Poverty: The Management of Tensions between Values and Practices in
Everyday Life. Shai Dromi, Yale University
Inequalities and Poverty: The Response of Nigerian Intellectuals. Zacchaeus Ogunnika, Virginia State
University
Liminal Institutions: The Urban Poor confront the American State. Patricia Fernandez-Kelly, Princeton
University
Economic Development and Inequality: Is Social Justice Possible? Lauren Nicoll, Northeastern University
Discussant:
Joseph Ruane, University of the Sciences
170. Regular Paper Session--Issues in Qualitative Methodology: Ballroom A2
Arts-Based Research Practice, Social Justice Approaches to Methodology and Intersectional Analysis.
Patricia Leavy, Stonehill College
Ethnographic Places: Home and Away in Caribbean Field Research. Peter R. Grahame, Penn State
University - Schuykill; Kamini M Grahame, Penn State Harrisburg
Recruiting a „Representative' Community Sample in a Qualitative Study: An Innovative Field-based
Approach. Diana Romero, CUNY School of Public Health at Hunter College; Amy Kwan, CUNY Graduate
Center; Lauren K Suchman, CUNY Graduate Center
Fitting In the Field: Ethnographic Perceptions of Researcher Authenticity. Adina Koch, Boston College;
Emilie Dubois, Boston College; Fatima Sattar, Boston College
Discussant:
Harel Shapira, New York University
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Friday, 3:30PM-5:00Pm – cont’d
171. Regular Paper Session--Job Searching and Labor Market Intermediaries in the U.S.: Ballroom C
Presiders: Ofer Sharone, MIT; Gretchen Purser, Syracuse University
Facilitating labor market transitions for workers facing barriers: the role of alternative staffing
organizations. Francoise Carre, University of Massachusetts-Boston; Brandyn Holgate, University of
Massachusetts-Boston
Unemployment and Job Searching in the Great Recession: A Cross-Class Comparison of American Job
Seekers. Ofer Sharone, MIT
Constructing the Temporary Help Industry as White, Middle-Class Women's Work. Erin Hatton, University
of Buffalo
Isolated in Isolation: The Emotional Experience of Rural and Urban Unemployment in Comparative
Perspective. Christopher Krogslund, The Unemployment Research and Relief Project
Clamoring for Work: The "Shape Up" and the "Body Shop". Gretchen Purser, Syracuse University
Discussants:
Gretchen Purser, Syracuse University
Ofer Sharone, MIT
172. Regular Paper Session--Drug Use and Abuse: Ballroom D
Constructing a 'treatment culture': Exploring the centrality of people and place on the road to recovery.
Laura B. Monico, University of Delaware
Impacts of Social and Geographic Location on the use of Ecstasy as a Coping Mechanism, Lwendo
Moonzwe, University of Connecticut
State Policies and their Corresponding Substance Use Rates. Yvette Samson, Bloomsburg University
Discussant:
Victor Lidz, Drexel University
173. Regular Paper Session--Morality and Purity: Attitudes Toward Sexuality: Whitpen Room
The Social Construction of Women's Sexual Morality: Narratives about Virginity "Loss" and Premarital Sex
in Contemporary Turkey. Tugce Ellialti, University of Pennsylvania
Fear and Judgment: Women's Experiences and Understandings of Sexuality. Beth Montemurro, Penn
State University - Abington; Beth Bleming, Penn State University- Abington
The Pure, the Pious and the Preyed Upon: A Celebration of Celibacy. Kimberly Bachechi, Boston College
FEMALE MASTURBATION: Attitude Change via Lecture vs. Personal Discussion (DVD). Megan Keels, East
Carolina University; David Knox, East Carolina University; Amanda Lee, East Carolina University;
Comunity Research Lab, East Carolina University
Assessing Contemporary Feminist Research on Pornography. Amanda Kennedy, SUNY at Stony Brook;
Cheryl Llewellyn, SUNY at Stony Brook
Discussant:
Julie Fennell, Gallaudet University
4:45 PM-5:30 PM
174. Events Sponsored by Humanist Sociology--Humanist Society Reception: Reynolds Room
Organizer: Corey Dolgon, Stonehill College
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Friday – cont’d
5:30 PM-7:00 PM
175. Plenary--"Black Feminism, Intersectionality, and Social Justice": Honoring the Career of Patricia
Hill Collins: Ballroom C
Organizer and Presider: Christine Bose, University at Albany, SUNY
Honored Guest. Patricia Hill Collins, University of Maryland
Discussants:
Elizabeth Higginbotham, University of Delaware
Maxine Baca Zinn, Michigan State University
Joya Misra, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Reception to follow
Saturday, February 26
7:00 AM-8:30 AM
176. ESS Special Events & Meetings--ASA Department Chairs' Breakfast: William Penn Boardroom
Organizer: Roberta Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Association
8:30 AM-10:00 AM
177. Thematic--Crime and Banishment: Emerging issues Concerning Immigration and Deportation in
America: Cook Room
Presider: Ryan D. King, University at Albany, SUNY
Immigration and Violent Crime: An Emerging Research Agenda. Ramiro Martinez, Jr., Florida
International University
Legal Transformation and the Changing Determinants of Criminal Deportations in the U.S., 1908-2005.
Ryan D. King, University at Albany, SUNY; Michael Massoglia, Penn State University; Christopher Uggen,
University of Minnesota
Criminal Deportations and Conflicting Paradigms of Immigration Enforcement. Philip A. Kretsedemas,
University of Massachusetts, Boston
Should Local Police Enforce Federal Immigration Law? Doris Marie Provine, Arizona State University
178. Author Meets Critics--Longing and Belonging: Parents, Children, and Consumer Culture by Allison
Pugh: Shippen Room
Organizer: Kimberly DaCosta, New York University
Presider: Kimberly DaCosta, New York University
Critic. Margaret K. Nelson, Middlebury College
Critic. Maria Kefalas, Saint Joseph's University
Critic. Marjorie DeVault, Syracuse University
Author. Allison Pugh, University of Virginia
179. Miniconference: Military Sociology--Session 1: Diversity and the U.S. Military: Ballroom E1
Presider: Ryan Kelty, Washington College
Hispanic Men and Women in the U.S. Marine Corps: An Examination of Trends in Recruiting and
Representation. Karin DeAngelis, University of Maryland, College Park
Ambivalence on the Front Lines: Perceptions of Contractors in Iraq & Afghanistan. Ryan Kelty,
Washington College; Alex Bierman, University of Calgary
Experiences of Muslims in the U.S. Military. Michelle Sandhoff, University of Maryland, College Park
Discussant:
Steve Carlton-Ford, University of Cincinnati
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180. Miniconference: LGBTQ --Invited Session 1- Challenging Normativities: Ballroom D
Organizer: Reese Kelly, University at Albany, SUNY
Presider: Reese Kelly, University at Albany, SUNY
Seduced by the Heterosexual Imaginary. Chrys Ingraham, Purchase College, SUNY
Queering Heterosexuality: Reflections on a Decade of Teaching Sociology of Heterosexuality. Laurie
Essig, Middlebury College
The kids are all right but the lesbians aren't: queer kinship in modern media. Suzanna Walters, Indiana
University at Bloomington
181. Miniconference: Children of Immigrants--Session 1- Identity and Integration: Ballroom E2
Organizer: Donald J. Hernandez, Hunter College and the Graduate Center,CUNY
Presider: Donald J. Hernandez, Hunter College and the Graduate Center,CUNY
Panethnic and Nativity Group Divergence in the Early Cognitive Scores of U.S. Born Children. Idolly
Micere Keels, University of Chicago
Discrimination and Ethnic Identity Predict Academic Outcomes of Mexican Immigrant Children in a White
Community: The Importance of School Context, Christia Spears Brown, University of Kentucky
Legal status and Children's Experiences of Cultural Integration in Mexican Immigrant Households. Joanna
Dreby, Kent State University
Muslim American Immigrants: Integration Despite Rejection. Selcuk R. Sirin, New York University
182. Regular Paper Session--Children and Youth: Stereotypes, Mentors: Bromley Room
Presider: Janice Aurini, University of Waterloo
Exploring Stereotype Vulnerability and Stereotype Threat among African American Eighth Graders: A
Correlation between Suspension Disparity, Preconceived Expectations, and Self Concept at a Suburban
Middle School. Vincent Miles, Cheyney University & Thaddeus Stevens College; Bridgette A Miles,
Neumann University
The Role of Informal Mentors in Positive Latino Youth Development. Billie Gastic, University of
Massachusetts - Boston; Diana Salas Coronado, UMass Boston; David Gonzalez Nieto, UMass Boston
Generation R: Young Adults Coming of Age during the Great Recession. Kim A. Logio, Saint Joseph's
University; Patricia Tevington, St Joseph's University
Mothering at the Margins: Teen Mothers Create a Positive Self-Image in Spite of the Skeptics. Jayme
Schwartzman, University of Connecticut
183. Regular Paper Session--Music: Academics and the Media: Claypoole Room
Music for Academia's Sake: The Link Between Music and Academics in Massachusetts' Public Schools.
Amanda Kathleen Colligan, University of Massachusetts - Boston
Media on Trial: Newspaper Coverage of United States vs. Cioffi and Tannin. Mark Setzer, Villanova
University
Fame and its Effects on the Presentation of Self in the Britpop Music Movement. Sameer K Rao,
Haverford College
Discussant:
Patricia Maloney, Yale University
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184. Regular Paper Session--Pregnancy, Reproduction, and Birth Questions: Session 3. Fertilities:
Boundaries, Identities, and Inequalities: Flower Room
Organizers: Danielle Bessett, University of Cincinnati; Theresa Morris, Trinity College
Presider: Barbara Gurr, University of Connecticut
Infertility Treatment and Fertility-Specific Distress: A Longitudinal Analysis of a Population-Based Sample
of U.S. Women. Arthur L. Greil, Alfred University; Julia McQuillan, University of Nebraska; Michele H.
Lowry, Alfred University; Karina M. Shreffler, Oklahoma State University
Gender Differences in the Association between Military Service and Fertility. Andrew S. London, Syracuse
University; Janet M. Wilmoth, Syracuse University
Pregnancy as a Way of Life among Ultra-Orthodox [Haredi] Jewish Women. Elly Teman, University of
Pennsylvania; Tsipy Ivry, University of Haifa
Brown Bodies, White Babies? The Politics of Crossracial Gestational Surrogacy. Laura Harrison, Indiana
University
Do you have a mother for that baby?: Pregnant Papas, Known Donors, and the Justice of Reproductive
Technology. Andy Inkster, University of Massachusetts Amherst; Shawn Trivette, University of
Massachusetts - Amherst
185. Regular Paper Session--National Debt in the World System: Frampton Room
Neoliberalism's Relationship with Economic Growth in the Developing World: Was It the Power of the
Market or the Resolution of Financial Crisis? Joseph Cohen, CUNY Queens College
Global Pressures, Domestic Institutions, and Sovereign Defaults. Doga Kerestecioglu, University of
Pennsylvania; Mauro F Guillen, University of Pennsylvania
Jordan and IMF Conditional Lending. Michael Siemon, Cornell University
International Monetary Fund Structural Adjustment and Child Mortality: A Cross-National Analysis of
Health in the Developing World. Eric Shircliff, SUNY at Stony Brook
Discussant:
Gabe Ignatow, University of North Texas
186. Regular Paper Session--Highly Skilled Migration in the 21st Century: Reynolds Room
Presider: Karen Tejada, University of Hartford
Is Accessing Global Markets Easier Than Ever in the 21st Century? : A Comparative Study of U.S. Based
Returnee and Non-migrant Transnational Indian Entrepreneurs in High Tech and Consumer Goods
Sectors. Manashi Ray, Michigan State University
Overqualified and Arab: Blocked Opportunities for Well-educated North African Women in France. Caitlin
Killian, Drew University
Skilled Family Migration: Two Brains or One? Anne Braseby, Florida International University
Am I a Teacher? Deskilling Chinese Immigrant Women in New York City Ethnic Preschools, Wei-Ting Lu,
CUNY The Graduate Center
Post-Independence West African Student Migrants to the United States: The Importance of Origin
Variation. Mindelyn R Buford II, Northeastern University
Discussant:
Karen Tejada, University of Hartford
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187. Regular Paper Session--Racial Wealth Disparities: Ballroom A1
Race, Class, Gender: Women of Color and the Wealth Gap. Kaya Hamer-Small, CUNY Brooklyn College
Managing Instability: Understanding the Mobility Strategies of African Americans from Middle Income
Families. Jessica S. Welburn, Harvard University
Black Wealth and Asset Poverty: A Multilevel Analysis of the Role of Black Ethnicity. Lori Martin, CUNY
John Jay College
Opportunity Denied: Limiting Black Women to Devalued Work. Enobong (Anna) Branch, University of
Massachusetts - Amherst
What Language Do You Speak with Your Spouse? : An Examination of Language Effect on Occupational
Prestige among Foreign-Born Immigrants. Hatsuki Higashida, SUNY at Buffalo
Discussant:
Marlese Durr, Wright State University
188. Regular Paper Session--States and Transnational Activism: Ballroom A2
"To Whom Are We Talking": Communications and Coalitions in Transnational Activism. Eunkyung Song,
Rutgers University
Constituents in Motion: Transnational political participation and the emergence of strategic citizenship by
Ecuadorian and Dominican political organizations in New York City. Howard Caro-Lopez, CUNY Graduate
Center
Identity and Strategizing of the Undocumented Immigrant Student Movement during the 111th Congress
(2008-2010). Thomas Pineros Shields, Brandeis University
Discussant:
Janet Stamatel, SUNY at Albany
189. Regular Paper Session--Variability among Urban and Rural Communities: Ballroom C
Presider: Alexander Thomas, SUNY at Oneonta
From Glimmerglass to Baseball: The Cooperstown Community As Rural Simulacra. Gregory Fulkerson,
SUNY at Oneonta; Elizabeth Seale, SUNY at Oneonta
Lacanian Concepts of Cooperative Organization. Thomas W Gray, USDA
Still in the Nest: Is It Just A Suburban Phenomenon? Stephanie A. Bennett, College of St. Rose
Patterns of Urbanization in Eastern New York. Alexander Thomas, SUNY at Oneonta; Polly J Smith, Utica
College
A Return to the Commons: A Debate over the Uses of Common Space in a Suburban Town. Catherine
Bueker, Emmanuel; Jaleisa Brannic, Emmanuel College
Discussant:
Alexander Thomas, SUNY at Oneonta
190. Regular Paper Session--Discourses Shaping Social Movements: Whitpen Room
Presider: Bart Bonikowski, Princeton University
Framing the Movement: Exploring the Social Movement to „Save Darfur' Through Social Media. Kimberly
Lok, CUNY Brooklyn College
Clashing Symbols at Ground Zero: The Conflict over The International Freedom Center and The Islamic
Cultural Center. Stephen Couch, Penn State Schuykill; Lauren Joseph, Penn State Schuykill; Valerie Lynn
Schrader, Penn State Schuykill; Barbara Wade, Penn State Schuykill
"Todo Puerto Rico con Vieques": Adoption and Adaptation of Narratives for Mobilization (1999-2004),
Roberto Velez-Velez, SUNY at New Paltz
How Are Emotions Linked to Social Movement Framing?: The Case of Terri Schiavo, Christian Vaccaro,
Florida State University; Kyle Rogers, Florida State University; Serkan Erdemli, Florida State University;
Deana Rohlinger, Florida State University
A Moving Scene: How Culture and Music Shape Social Movements. Jonathan Roberge, Yale University;
joseph Klett, Yale
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191. Roundtable--Sociology of Culture: Tattooing and Body Modification (Table 12): Hamilton Room
Presiders: David Strohecker, University of Maryland - College Park; William Falk, University of Maryland-College
Park
"Holla at Ya Momz": How Race and Gender are Constructed at a Maryland Tattoo Parlor. Lena
Bottenfield, University of Maryland-College Park
The Popularization of Tattooing: Subcultural Resistance and Reflections from „Elite' Tattooing, David
Strohecker, University of Maryland - College Park
McDonaldization of the Tattoo Industry: Routine Practices in a Deviant Business. William Yagatich,
University of Maryland-College Park
Discussant:
William Yagatich, University of Maryland-College Park
192. Roundtable--Legislation, Reform, and Innovation in the Market (Table 11): Hamilton Room
Presider: Meghan Kuebler, SUNY at Albany
The Trajectory of Credit in the United States: From Credit Rationing to the Democratization of Credit,
Meghan Kuebler, SUNY at Albany
Credit Rating Agencies and Credit Reform in the Current Market. Yifei Huang, Columbia University
The Current Financial Crisis Explained! Financialization, Instability and Future Directions. John Barnshaw,
University of South Florida; Lynn Letukas, University of Delaware
193. Roundtable--Intersectionalities & Complex Inequalities in Health Care & Higher Education (Table
10): Hamilton Room
Presider: Margaret Usdansky, Syracuse University
Social Class Awareness in the Formation of Scholars: Sarah Alia's Story, Elizabeth Seton Mignacca,
Syracuse University
Careworkers by Chance or Calling?: The Case of West African Immigrant Nurses In the D.C. Area.
Fumilayo E. Showers, Syracuse University
Moderating Inequality?: University Health Clinics and the Provision of Contraceptives. Chantell Frazier,
Syracuse University; Jessica Hausauer, Syracuse University
A Heavy Issue: An Intersectional Exploration of Obesity, Motherhood, and Reproduction. Karyn A
Stewart, Syracuse University
Discussant:
Sharon Sassler, Cornell University
194. Roundtable--Black Women and Public Health (Table 9): Hamilton Room
Presider: Nicole Rousseau, Kent State University
Sociopolitical Causes & Outcomes of Black Women's Sexual Health Disparities. Nicole Rousseau, Kent
State University
The Construction of Black Single Mothers as Deviant. Annmarie Singh, CUNY/John Jay College of Criminal
Justice; Nicole Rousseau, Kent State University; Janice Johnson-Dias, CUNY/John Jay College of Criminal
Justice
Black Senior Women as the New HIV/AIDS "At-risk" Population. Nicole Rousseau, Kent State University;
Bette J Dickerson, American University
195. Roundtable--Vocationalizing Higher Education: Why, How, and for Whom? (Table 8): Hamilton
Room
Presider: Kristin Cipollone, SUNY at Buffalo
"Good" Colleges = "Good" Jobs: Positioning Middle- and Upper Middle-class Students for Social, Cultural,
and Economic Advantage. Kristin Cipollone, SUNY at Buffalo
(Dis)Assembling Hierarchies of Knowledge in Higher Education, Amy E Stich, SUNY at Buffalo
Higher Education as a Means to an End: High School Students' Reflections on the Value of College.
Heather Jenkins, SUNY at Buffalo
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196. Roundtable--The Importance of Local Cultures and Institutional Practices in Rural Community
Responses to Social and Health Needs (Table 7) : Hamilton Room
Presider: Heather Feldhaus, Bloomsburg University
They Aren't Like Us: An Analysis of the Influence of Local Culture, Group Boundaries, and Isolation on Fear
in Rural Communities. Heather Feldhaus, Bloomsburg University
Conceptualizing Central Pennsylvania: A Regional Approach to Health and Community. Carl Milofsky,
Bucknell University
Using Community Level to Identify and Address Local Needs. Sharon L Larson, Research Investigator,
Geisinger Center for Health Research
197. Roundtable--Cultural Meaning and Medicine (Table 5): Hamilton Room
Presider: Regina Smardon, Methodist University
The Americanization of Ability: How Medical Categories of Disability Reinvent Community. Regina
Smardon, Methodist University
Where is the Public in Public Health Development? A Making and Re-making of Democratic Healthcare
Governance in India. Vani Kulkarni, Yale University
Biracial and Multi-racial Identity and Drug Use and Abuse. Gary Maynard, SUNY at Stony Brook
Discussant:
Joseph Davis, University of Virginia
198. Roundtable--Surveillance as Social Control (Table 4): Hamilton Room
Presider: Vida Bajc, Methodist University
Youth and Socialization through Surveillance: The Case of Student Dormitories. Francisca Frisone,
Methodist University
Surveillance in Sex Trafficking. Sakun Gajurel, Protection Project
199. Roundtable--Challenges and Opportunities in Teaching Sociology (Table 2): Hamilton Room
Presider: Barbara Walters, CUNY
Where Everybody Knows Your Name: Creating Classroom Community. Peter Kaufman, SUNY-New Paltz
Contradictions within the Classroom: Masculinities in Feminist Studies. Debra Guckenheimer, Bowdoin
College; Jack Schmidt,
Engaging the Community College Learner. Daniel Madron, University of Maryland - BC; Daniel Ryan,
Hagerstown Community College
ePortfolios: Engaging Undergraduate Students in Research. Barbara Walters, CUNY
Teaching Undergraduate Research Methods and Partnering with a Social Service Agency: Experience in the
Field. Susanne Bleiberg Seperson, Dowling College
200. Roundtable--Education, Policy and Social Response (Table 3): Hamilton Room
Presider: Gerald Turkel, University of Delaware
The Intersections of Race, Class, and Politics In Media's Construction of Educational Reality: A Case Study
in Southern New Jersey, Alicia Raia, Rutgers University
The Corporatization of Reading: A Case Study of McGraw Hill's Open Court Reading. Fatima Sattar,
Boston College
Is It as Simple as Understanding the Birds and the Bees?: Sex Education in Public Schools from the
Perspective of Teachers. Melissa Busher, University of New Hampshire
Resisting Legal Challenges to Academic Freedom: Faculty Responses to the Garcetti Decision. Gerald
Turkel, University of Delaware
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201. Roundtable--Religion and Personality (Table 1): Hamilton Room
Presider: Sidney Jacobs, Widener University
"I've Always Been this Way …": An Analysis of Neo-Pagan „Conversion' Narratives. Erin Johnston,
Princeton University
Religion and the Reintegration Experiences of Drug Involved African American Men following
Incarceration. Sidney Jacobs, Widener University
Religion and Sucide: A Cross National Study of National Levels of Suicide. Miles SImpson, North Carolina
Central University
From Master to Partner: The Positive Impact of Hajj on Gender Relations. Mohamoud Ismail, The College
of New Jersey
202. ESS Special Events & Meetings--Committee on the Status of Minorities Business Meeting: William
Penn Boardroom
Organizer: Jacqueline Johnson, Adelphi University
10:15 AM-11:45 AM
203. Thematic--Work and Family: Intersectionalities, Interactions, and Divides: Cook Room
Organizer and Presider: Pamela Stone, Hunter College, CUNY
Intersectionality and Kin: Rethinking Families. Naomi Gerstel, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Conflicts, Contradictions, and Institutional Intersections among Family, Work, and Community. Kathleen
Gerson, New York University
Work and Family Challenges: Diverse Families, Diverse Needs, Complex Politics. Jerry A. Jacobs,
University of Pennsylvania; Sarah Winslow, Clemson University
Discussant:
Patricia Roos, Rutgers University
204. Author Meets Critics--Inventing Equal Opportunity by Frank Dobbin: Shippen Room
Organizer and Presider: Donald Tomaskovic-Devey, University of Massachusetts
Critic. Nancy Di Tomaso, Rutgers University
Critic. Robin Stryker, University of Arizona
Critic. Donald Tomaskovic-Devey, University of Massachusetts
Author. Frank Dobbin, Harvard University
205. Conversation--2010 Census: Research Issues and Opportunities: Flower Room
Organizers: Nancy A. Denton, University at Albany, SUNY; Samantha Friedman, University at Albany, SUNY
Presider: Nancy A. Denton, University at Albany, SUNY
Discussant. Louisa Miller, Population Division U.S. Census Bureau
Discussant. Andy Beveridge, Queens College, CUNY
Discussant. John Iceland, Penn State University
206. Miniconference: Military Sociology--Session 2: Military and the Big Picture: Ballroom E1
Presider: Ryan Kelty, Washington College
First Person Depersoned: Video Games, Simulated Combat, and the Cultural Construction of War. Sarah
Wanenchak, University of Maryland, College Park
The Impact of War, Militarization, and Corruption on Development. Steve Carlton-Ford, University of
Cincinnati; T. David Evans, University of Cincinnati
Generational Divide?: Perspectives of Current and Future Military Leaders. David Rohall, Western Illinois
University; Morten Ender, United States Military Academy; Michael Matthews, United States Military
Academy
Discussant:
Michelle Sandhoff, University of Maryland, College Park
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207. Miniconference: LGBTQ --Invited Session 2- Sexual Body Politics and Visibility: Ballroom D
Organizer: Reese Kelly, University at Albany, SUNY
Presider: Nicole LaMarre, University at Albany, SUNY
Missing Children's Hypersexualized Bodies. Lisa Jean Moore, Purchase College, SUNY
Unequal Desires and Erotic Capital: Hypersexualization among Black and Latina Exotic Dancers, Siobhan
Brooks-King, Temple University
Trans/gender Bodies Communicating Identity and Desire, Reese Kelly, University at Albany, SUNY
208. Miniconference: Children of Immigrants--Session 2- Parental Work, Socioeconomic Status, and the
Daily Lives of Children: Ballroom E2
Organizer: Donald J. Hernandez, Hunter College and the Graduate Center,CUNY
Presider: Donald J. Hernandez, Hunter College and the Graduate Center,CUNY
Parental Employment, Child Care, and Child Outcomes in Immigrant Families, Wen-Jui Han, Columbia
University ; RaeHyuck Lee, Columbia University; Jane Waldfogel, Columbia University
Work-family Conflict in the Daily Lives of Mexican Immigrant Mothers and Fathers. Anna Gassman-Pines,
Duke University
The Impact of Socio Economic Status on Early Bilingual Cognitive Advantage. Hanako Yoshida, University
of Houston
Chinese Immigrant Mothers' Conceptualizations of Parenting Warmth. Charissa Cheah, University of
Maryland, Baltimore County
209. Regular Paper Session--Construction of "Reality" TV and Talk Shows: Bromley Room
From Here to Paternity: Paternity Testing and Reality Talk Shows. Lloyd Klein, St Francis College
More than Just G.T.L.: The Implications of the Proliferation of Stereotypes in "Reality" Television.
Elizabeth Miller, CUNY Graduate Center
No One Really Takes Those Guys Seriously: Outrageous Political Talkshow Hosts and Their Fans, Sarah
Sobieraj, Tufts University; Jeffrey M Berry, Tufts University; Amy Connors, Tufts University
"I Want My America Back": How High Profile Political TV Talk Show Hosts Shaped the Discourse of the
2009 Healthcare Policy Debates, Lauren E. McDonald, California State University - Northridge
Discussant:
Isabel Pinedo, CUNY Hunter College
210. Regular Paper Session--Academics and Athletes: Claypoole Room
Doing Gender (or Not) Among Adolescent Female Athletes. Susan Golbe, Tufts University
Athletic Participation and Academic Performance. Virignia Adams O'Connell, Moravian College; Debra
Wetcher-Hendricks, Moravian College
„Harvard during the Week and USC on the Weekends': The Academic Experiences of African-American
Male Scholarship-Athletes at an Elite Public University. Michael Wayne, University of Virginia
Discussant:
Rick Eckstein, Villanova University
211. Regular Paper Session--Multidimensional Perspectives on Social Movements: Frampton Room
Intersecting Privilege, Intersecting Oppression: Non-Native Reactions to Native Assertions of land and
Treaty Rights in the Caledonia/ Haudenosaunee Six Nations Confederacy Conflict, Shana Siegel, CUNY
Graduate Center
Which Working Class? Class Analysis and the Race, Gender and Class Dynamics of the 1960's
Movements. Penny Lewis, Murphy Institute, CUNY
"Policy-Relevant Knowledge," Differential Cooptation, and the Institutionalization of Environmental Justice
in California, Raoul Lievanos, UC Davis
Complexity in Transnational Lives, Joseph Ruane, University of the Sciences
Discussant:
Rhonda F. Levine, Colgate University
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212. Regular Paper Session--Racial Experiences in Educational Environments: Reynolds Room
Homosociality or Crossing Race/Ethnicity/Gender Boundaries? Pipeline Interventions and the Production of
Scholarly Careers. Roberta Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Association; Olga V. Mayorova, American
Sociological Association; Jean H. Shin, American Sociological Association; Patricia E White, National
Science Foundation
We've Got Your Back, We'll Help Them Pack: Racism on Campus. Betty McCall, Lycoming College
Made it to America, Now What?: Understanding the Educational Achievement Differences among Latino
Subgroups. Natassia Rodriguez, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Discussants:
Joyce Bell, University of Pittsburgh
Ingrid Castro, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
213. Regular Paper Session--Restorative Justice and Dispute Resolution: Ballroom A1
Not Quite Treatment, Not Quite Punishment: Juvenile Court in the Age of Balanced and Restorative
Justice. Michael Schlossman, Princeton University
Responsible Students: An Analysis of the Restorative Justice Process on College Campuses. David Karp,
Skidmore College; Chelsey Muroda, Skidmore College
Why Corporations Adopt Dispute Resolution Systems. Sarah Woodside, Boston College
"Two Completely Different People": Strategic Uses of Extreme Case Formulations in Divorce Mediation.
Angela Cora Garcia, Bentley University
Discussant:
Elyshia Aseltine, Lycoming College
214. Regular Paper Session--Terror, Power, and Practice: Ballroom A2
US Foreign Policy in the 21st Century: Concentric Cycles of Devastation and Protest. Michael Schwartz,
SUNY Stony Brook
American „Terrorists' and Policing the Boundaries of National Identity. Russell Raymond,
Global Insecurity, Local Resistance: The Securitization of Everyday Life in Colombia, Erika Marquez,
University of Massachusetts - Amherst
Stolen Childhoods or Drug-Crazed Killers: Who are Child Soldiers? Susan Rakosi Rosenbloom, Drew
University
Surveillance and Security Meta-Framing. Vida Bajc, Methodist University
Discussant:
Katherine McCoy, Bucknell University
215. Regular Paper Session--Studying Social Life in Virtual Spaces: Is Intersectionality Sufficiently
Robust?: Ballroom C
Organizer: Bandana Purkayastha, University of Connecticut
Presider: Bandana Purkayastha, University of Connecticut
Re(thinking) Intersectionality: Globalization of Service Work and Cyber Migrant Labor. Margaret
Abraham, Hofstra University
Hindu Activism in Cyberspace. Prema Kurien, Syracuse University
Studying Social Life in Virtual Spaces: Is Intersectionality Sufficiently Studying New Social Patterns?
Bandana Purkayastha, University of Connecticut
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216. Regular Paper Session--Social Movements, Networks, and Environmental Behaviors: Whitpen
Room
Friends Help Friends Go Green: A Social Network Analysis. Janet Lorenzen, Rutgers University
Where We Organize: An Analysis of Black Student Activists' Experiences in Majority- and Minority-led
Conferences. Amaka Okechukwu, New York University
From Motherhood to Activism: A Case Study of the Tiananmen Mothers. Chen Jye Thum, University of
Pittsburgh
Please Mr. Bush!: The Strategic Use of Role-Identities in Political Action. Miriam Sessions, Florida State
University
Explaining the Carbon Footprint of Nations: World System Position and World Polity Considered. Gregory
Fulkerson, SUNY at Oneonta
Discussant:
Thomas DeGloma, Hunter College, CUNY
217. Undergraduate Poster Session--Undergraduate Poster Session III: Lobby
1. Tension Reduction and Sexual Enhancement Subscales of the Alcohol Expectancy Questionnaire For
Adolescents. Gary Brosvic, Rider University; Ashley Knapp, Rider University; Melissa DeWees, Rider
University; Tara Senter, Rider University
2. Psychometric and Discriminative Properties of The Freiburg Mindfulness Inventory. Gary Brosvic, Rider
University
3. The Team and Individual Character of Divison I Athletes. Gary Brosvic, Rider University; Lyndsie
Johnson, Rider University
4. Multidimensional Health Assessment of College Students: Simple Behaviors Count More Than The
Complex. Gary Brosvic, Rider University; Sara Lourenco, Rider University; Melissa DeWees, Rider
University; Tara Senter, Rider University; Chrystina Dolyniuk, Rider University
5. Exercise Causality Orientations Of Martial Artists, Division I Athletes, and Non-Athletes. Gary Brosvic,
Rider University; Lauren Brunner, Rider University; Melissa DeWees, Rider University
6. A Simple Factoring of the Alcohol Expectancy Questionnaire Responsive to College Student
Demographics. Ashley Knapp, Rider University; Gary Brosvic, Rider University; Melissa DeWees, Rider
University; Tara Senter, Rider University
7. Sports Team Structure and Team Tenure Influence Division I Athletes' Sense of Belonging and Group
Environment. Gary Brosvic, Rider University; Lyndsie Johnson, Rider University
8. Who Am I? Examining Identity Development in Society. Jamie Walter, Niagara University
9. Gendered Negotiations in a Jewish Context: An Examination of Hillel at a Small Liberal Arts College.
Alysse Vaccaro, Franklin & Marshall College
10. Operation Iron Triangle and the Social Construction of Reality. Michael Mattes, Quinnipiac University
11. Near Peer Men?: The Effect of Number of Children in the Home and Socioeconomic Status on Male
Participation in Household Labo. Marshal Neal Fettro, Elizabethtown College
12. Who Actually Cares?: The Effect of Political Views and Education on Participation in Altruistic Acts,
Barbara Prince, Elizabethtown College
13. Is It Earth Day Yet? Measuring knowledge and interest of environmental topics. Michael Shields,
Elizabethtown College
14. Breast Cancer Culture: The Commercialization of Disease. Lauren Lavelle, Moravian College
15. Physician Burnout: Structural Factors and Possible Solutions: When Physicians Need Healing. Jessica
Grochowski, Moravian College
16. Criminal Justice Help-seeking Responses Among Victimized Latino Women. Melissa Cave, Penn State
University - Harrisburg; Chiara Sabina, Penn State Harrisburg; Carlos Cuevas, Northeastern University
17. Social Inequality in London. Robert Jamieson, Gettysburg College
18. Women Inequality in the Criminal Justice Workforce. Katie Evison, Lebanon Valley College
19. How Homosexuals Fare in Society: Are They at a Disadvantage?, Aleka Liazis, Lebanon Valley College
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Session 217 – Undergraduate Posters III – cont’d
20. Masturbation and Sex Positive/Shameful Sexual Attitudes. Rose Cohen Westbrooke, Ithaca College
21. Availability and Impact of Reproductive Services in the United States. Katy Liebhold, Ithaca College
22. The Influence of Gender Studies. Theodora Hermes, Lebanon Valley College
23. Voluntary Commitments and Reactivity? Sustainability Officers on College Campuses and Performance
Pressures in Higher Education, Zachary Romano, Lafayette College
24. What Are You Waiting For? Why School Districts Are Not Prepared for Population Growth. Kathryn
Walker, Lycoming College
25. The Role of Chinatown's in the Tourism Industry. Charmonique Parker, Gettysburg College
26. The Work-Family Wellness Project: Employment Practices and Employee Work-Family Balance at Ithaca
College. Alyssa K. Van Auken, Ithaca College
27. Parental Rationality in the Immunization Debate. Thomas Bertorelli, Muhlenberg College
28. Tourism Studies: Haw Par Villa Theme Park in Singapore. Joseph Miller, Gettysburg College
29. As Long as they're Happy: How Job Opportunities for Children with Intellectual Disabilities Impact their
Families, Michelle Pastrano, Lycoming College
30. Depression awareness in colleges. Sandra kwawu, Westfield State College
31. Ignorance or Apathy? The Disconnect Between the Marcellus Shale Industry and Lycoming County Youth,
Kelsey Barrett, Lycoming College
32. The Moral Implications of Continued Use and Abuse of Psychotropic Drugs. Samantha Beard, Moravian
College
33. "Intimate Relationships - Views of Indian American, Elderly, Women". Tina Kumar, Morgan State
University; Carlene Turner, PhD Professor
34. License to Gamble: An Ethnography of OTW's Behavior, Michele Koeck, Monmouth University
35. Text Messaging: A Study of Language, Gender, and Generations. Kimberly Mahaffey, Ramapo College of
New Jersey
36. The Effect of Time Banking on Loneliness. Brittany Fisher, Lehigh University
37. TAKING THE "GIRL" OUT OF THE ADVICE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF GENDERED BUSINESS SELF-HELP
BOOKS. Sarah Shaffer, Lafayette College
38. Changing Beliefs to Resolve Dissonance: A Study of Gay and Lesbian Christians, Catherine Farrell, Le
Moyne College; Matthew Loveland, Le Moyne College
39. The Effect of Crime Reduction Strategies on the Perceptions of Crime. Jody Lopez-Jacobs, Millersville
University
40. Racial Disparity in Crime Rates: How Inequality Causes Crime. Lou Struniewski, Lebanon Valley College
41. Aging, AIDS and African American Women, Shelleshia Salmon, Juniata College
42. Access to transportation: Who gets left behind in Baltimore and London? Brittany Gregory, Juniata
College
43. Mama and Mommy: A Study of Lesbian Families. Megan Fauci, Columbia University
218. ESS Special Events & Meetings--Editorial Board- Sociological Forum: William Penn Boardroom
Organizer: Karen Cerulo, Rutgers University
12:00 PM-1:30 PM
219. Thematic--Intersectionality: New Questions for Global Women's Movements: Cook Room
Organizer: Myra Marx Ferree, University of Wisconsin
Presider: Myra Marx Ferree, University of Wisconsin
Discussant:
Are Latin American Politics getting "Pinker"? Evidence from El Salvador, Jocelyn S. Viterna, Harvard
University
Crossing the Line from Mbumba to Gender? Women's Social Movements in Sub-Saharan Africa. Linda
Semu, McDaniel College
"Whatever happened to „comrade'?" Reframing Class, Gender and Citizenship in Post-Socialist Vietnam.
Kristy Kelly, Columbia University
Myra Marx Ferree, University of Wisconsin
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220. Thematic--Education, Race, and Inequality: Flower Room
Organizer: Annette Lareau, University of Pennsylvania
School District Fragmentation and Inequality: How Boundaries Divide and Differentiate. Amy Stuart
Wells, Teachers College, Columbia University
Dealing with the Reality of the Situation:" White Parents and the Perpetuation of Racial Segregation.
Michael Bader, University of Pennsylvania; Annette Lareau, University of Pennsylvania; Shani Evans,
University of Pennsylvania
Citizen to Customer: Equity, Entitlement, and Attracting Middle-Class Families to Urban Public Schools.
Maia Cucchiara, Temple School of Education
Discussant:
Mica Pollack, Harvard University
221. Author Meets Critics--Nimo's War, Emma's War: Making Feminist Sense of the Iraq War by Cynthia
Enloe: Shippen Room
Organizer: Michael Schwartz, SUNY Stony Brook
Presider: Michael Schwartz, SUNY Stony Brook
Critic. R. Tyson Smith, Rutgers University Institute for Health
Critic. Ethel Brooks, Rutgers University
Critic. Shannon Lundeen, University of Pennsylvania
Author. Cynthia Enloe, Clark University
222. Miniconference: Military Sociology--Session 3: Mobilization and Military Structure: Ballroom E1
Presider: Ryan Kelty, Washington College
Spousal Employment After a Move: A Military -Civilian Comparison of Tied Migration. Mary Kniskern,
University of Maryland - College Park
Citizenship Identity and Mass Mobilization for War. Carolyn Zook, University of Pittsburgh
Is the Abrams Doctrine Valid?: Exploring the Impact of Army National Guard Mobilization on Public
Support for the War on Terror. Jill Rough, George Mason University
Who Embraces the Role of "Military Spouse"?: An Examination of Role-Identity Salience, Commitment,
and Pride. Sidra Montgomery, University of Maryland, College Park
Discussant:
Karin DeAngelis, University of Maryland, College Park
223. Workshop--ASA Departmental Resource Group Workshop- Preparing for Program Review: William
Penn Boardroom
Presider: Joan Spade, SUNY Brockport
224. Miniconference: LGBTQ --Invited Session 3- Trans/gender Identities, Politics and Communities:
Ballroom D
Organizer: Reese Kelly, University at Albany, SUNY
Presider: Reese Kelly, University at Albany, SUNY
Incarcerating Gender. Paisley Currah, Brooklyn College, CUNY
Trans/Gender/National Imaginaries: Photo Archives from Dhaka and Delhi, Jyoti Puri, Simmons College
LGBT Youth of Color + Internet Technology: Preliminary Data from an Urban Sample, Colin Ashley, The
Graduate Center, CUNY; Jessie Daniels, Hunter College
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225. Miniconference: Children of Immigrants--Session 3- Public Programs and Health: Ballroom E2
Organizer: Donald J. Hernandez, Hunter College and the Graduate Center,CUNY
Presider: Donald J. Hernandez, Hunter College and the Graduate Center,CUNY
Social Safety Net Programs and the Health of Young Citizen Children in Immigrant Families. Danielle A.
Crosby, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Local Barriers to Medicaid Enrollment by Children in Immigrant Families. Eric Seiber, Ohio State
University
Evidence of a Physiologic Home-School Gap in Children of Hispanic Immigrants. Sarah Watamura,
University of Denver
"Hidden" Immigration: Educational Attainment and Mental Health of US International Adoptees. Elena L.
Grigorenko, Yale University
226. Regular Paper Session--Culture and the Construction of Social Inequality: Bromley Room
The Spirit of Salsa: Ethnicity, Art and Persistent Inequalities in the Global City. Alex Trillo, Saint Peter's
College
The Institutional Exposure Hypothesis: Spatial Inequality of Arts and Cultural Institutions. Jennifer
Kondo, Columbia University; Shamus Khan, Columbia University
Sociably Sufficing: Middle-Class Culture and the Reproduction of Inequality. Michele L. Rossi, University
of California, Berkeley
Symbolism and Perception of College Students' Body Adornment. Lillian Odessa Holloman, Prince
George's Community College
Discussant:
Daniel Jasper, Moravian College
227. Regular Paper Session--Negotiating Borders and Boundaries: Global Perspectives on Mothering
and the State: Claypoole Room
Presider: Ariella Rotramel, Rutgers University
Negotiating Borders and Asserting Civic Authority: Machsom Watch and the Israeli Military. Rachel Kutz-
Flamenbaum, University of Pittsburgh
"Korean" Mothers from the Philippines: Ethnicized Maternal Citizenship of International Marriage
Migrants. Minjeong Kim, Virginia Tech
Traffic in Law and Desire: Governmentality, Biopolitics, and Assisted Reproduction in Italy. Mirian Tola,
Rutgers University
Latina Battered Immigrants and Exclusionary Motherhood Ideals. Roberta Villalon, St. John's University
Cosmopolitan Motherhood: Effacing and Creating Borders in American Adoptions from China. Amy
Traver, CUNY, Queensborough
228. Regular Paper Session--Transnational Issues of Collective Identity, Activism, and Human Rights:
Frampton Room
National Memberships in Global Civil Society of Human Rights: The Effect of Democracy and State
Capacity. Min Zhou, Harvard University
Who is constructing the public sphere? National political elites, public opinion, and political integration in
the European Union. Oana Dan, Harvard University
Collective Identity without Collectivity: Impediments to Females' Ability to Engage in Collective Behavior
to Remedy Their Subordinate Status and Roles. Cynthia Fuchs Epstein, CUNY Graduate Center
Discussant:
Geoffrey Pleyers, FNRS UC Louvain & CADIS
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229. Regular Paper Session--Cultural Identity in the US and Abroad: Reynolds Room
Legislative changes, Intersectionality, and the Politics of Identity in Scandinavia. Liza Reisel, Institute for
Social Research, Norway
Cultural Identity and Community Life among Muslim Immigrants in the U.S.: Preliminary Survey Findings
Hooshang Pazaki, East Stroudsburg University; Chin Hu, East Stroudsburg University
Temporal Dimensions of Identity Construction: An Analysis of the 'Vacation Identity'. Karen Stein,
Rutgers University
Discussant:
Tracie Elizabeth Durden, Bucknell University
230. Regular Paper Session--The Politics of Corporate Restructuring: Ballroom A1
Explaining the Emergence of Modern Incorporation. Alexander Jerneck, University of Pennsylvania
Servicing Global Capitalism: Segmented Incorporation of Women Global Service Workers in India's Silicon
Valley. Amandeep Sandhu, Temple University
Domestic versus International Card Brands: The Cases of Russia, Ukraine and Bulgaria. Alya Guseva,
Boston University
Irrational Diffusion? Estimating the Impact of Workforce Downsizing on Firm Profitability and Market
Valuation. Jiwook Jung, Harvard University
Discussant:
Valerian DeSousa, West Chester University
231. Regular Paper Session--Anti-Muslim Public Opinion in the US: Ballroom A2
Muslims Sound Intimidating: What Factors Account for Anti-Muslim Sentiment in the US? Hakim
Zainiddinov, Rutgers University
The Troubling Storyteller: Quran Burning Threat and the Power of Mediated Violence, Marina Vujnovic,
Monmouth University
Terrified: The Evolution of Social Movements and Representations of Muslims in the U.S. Media, 2001-
2008. Christopher Bail, Harvard University
Discussant:
Vida Bajc, Methodist University
232. Regular Paper Session--Families and Schools: Unexpected Findings: Ballroom C
Presider: Elliot B. Weininger, SUNY Brockport
Ethnic Communities, Social Capital, and Parental Involvement: Do School Practices Matter For Hispanic
Parents? Josh Klugman, Temple University ; Jennifer Lee, Indiana University
Costly Investments: The Consequences of Maternal School Involvement for Mothers of Elementary-Aged
Students. Catherine Warner, University of Maryland, College Park
School Choice in a Middle-Class Parent Network: More Than Just "A Personal Decision"? April Yee,
University of Pennsylvania
Parental Involvement and Teachers' Evaluations of Students: The Continuing Significance of Race and
Class. Susan Dumais, Louisiana State University; Richard Kessinger, Louisiana State University
Discussant:
Elliot B. Weininger, SUNY Brockport
233. Regular Paper Session--Varieties of State and Economy Relationships: Whitpen Room
Peripheral Regions, States, and Revolutionary Movements. Mehmet Kucukozer, CUNY Graduate Center
Neoliberalization in East Asia: Strong Government or Nominal Democracy. Rakkoo Chung, SUNY at
Albany
Consequences of Neoliberalism in Latin America: The rise of precarious employment and the fight for
Decent Work. Gabriel Saldarriaga, CUNY Queens College
Worker Self-Management in Comparative Historical Perspective. Kristin Plys, Yale University
Discussant:
Shruti Devgan, Rutgers University
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234. Undergraduate Poster Session--Undergraduate Poster Session IV: Lobby
1. Becoming Classified: How Parents and Teachers Construct and Enforce the Learning-Disabled Label.
Ashley Allshouse, Drew University; Ashley Allshouse, Drew University
2. The Reproduction of the Upper Class by Elite Boarding Schools . Leslie Marie Pillepich, Drew University
3. Hospice: Compassionate or McDonaldized ? Donalee Unal, Lebanon Valley College
4. Access to Healthy Food in an Urban Community? Rachel Kenselaar, Rutgers University
5. Cambodian Refugees in the US: Adaptation and Identity Formation. Mariah Arnold, Ursinus College
6. The Approaching Threat: Tracing the Path of the Shag Bands Legend Across Space and Time. Chelsea
Johnstone, University of Delaware
7. A Study of Volunteerism and Recruitment at Habitat for Humanity Trenton Area. Lauren Reilly, The
College of New Jersey; Bohn Gehyeka, The College of New Jersey; Christopher Golden, The College of New
Jersey; Jamie Miller, The College of New Jersey; Kelly Sheahan, The College of New Jersey
8. Why Do Whites Avoid Racially Integrated Neighborhoods? The Effect of Education and Prejudice on Whites'
Neighborhood Preferences. Emmily De Los Santos, Skidmore College
9. Perceptions of Deviance throughout the Generations when Talking about Tattooing. Ashley Powell, Siena
College
10. In Support or Against Physician-Assisted Suicide: the complex stance of the medical professional. Caitlin
Lutz, Widener University School of Law
11. Homelessness in Philadelphia. Gregory Schaefer, St Joseph's University
12. A Flexibility Paradigm: Understanding the Sexuality Continuum among College Students. Hilary
O'Connell, Yale University
13. Race and Hysteria in the News: The Case of Philadelphia "Flash Mobs". Elizabeth Cozzolino, Temple
University
14. Life of the Party: Latino Voters' Political Party Preferences. Javier Calderon, Skidmore College
15. Examining Health Satisfaction of U.S. Male Veterans, Lucy Hochman, Skidmore College
16. Explaining American Acceptance of Suicide: HOW THE RELIGIOSITY OF AMERICANS AFFECTS THEIR
ATTITUDES ABOUT SUICIDE, Eric Tobey, Skidmore College
17. Media Portrayals of Working Mothers. Emma Potter, University of Virginia
18. "Crossing Racial Lines: Whites' Attitudes toward Interracial Marriages and Neighborhood Racial
Integration". Teshika Hatch, Skidmore College
19. Various Physical and Mental Health Effects of Hurricane Katrina Upon its Survivors. Alex Garber, Rowan
University
20. School Counselors & Policy Mediation: Understanding and Affecting Urban Student Outcomes. Monika
Yvette Langarica, University of Southern California
21. Virtual Commemoration and 1984: Trauma, Memory and Sikh Identity. Shruti Devgan, Rutgers
University
22. Veterans' Education: Military Service and Degree Attainment. Darys Kriegel, University of Iowa
23. Motivated Offenders, Easy Targets: A New Way to Look at Human Trafficking, Heidi Ewing, St. Mary's
College of Maryland
24. Race, gender, class and age in political cartoons. Kijana Crawford, Rochester Institute of Technology
25. A Comparison of Environmental Emigration Between Nicaragua & Ecuador
. Stephanie Torres, The College of New Jersey
26. All that other Stuff and Gender: How Second Generation Latino Students do and don't Negotiate the
College Experience. Alejandra Huertas, Saint Peter's College
27. The Future of Puerto Rico's Political Status: A Comparative Analysis of Recent and Existing United States
Overseas Territories, Noel Borges, St Peter's College
28. Liberalization of marijuana laws in Massachusetts: The impact of drug law changes on student's attitudes
and behaviors. One year later, Andrea Blasdale, Suffolk University; Kristen Salera, Suffolk University
29. All Men are Created Equal? Racial Disparities in the United States' Prison System. Gregory Morales,
Skidmore College
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Session 234 – Undergraduate Posters IV – cont’d
30. Report on Hedgepth/Williams School. Corinne Meirowitz, The College of New Jersey; Stephanie Torres,
The College of New Jersey; Leah Ruediger, The College of New Jersey; Krystle Vitelli, The College of New
Jersey; Katie Bopp, The College of New Jersey; Jessica Specian, The College of New Jersey
31. Recycling in the Context of a Cultural Greening, Julia Flagg, The College of New Jersey
32. What does PeopleOfWalmart.com say about United States' Culture? Lanna Lee Maheux-Quinn, University
of Southern Maine
33. Sociological Analysis of the Cancer Cluster in Toms River, New Jersey. Jennifer Long, The College of New
Jersey
34. The Physics of Sociology: Making sociology "real" for non-social science majors. Laura Hansen, Western
New England College
35. Stigma and Identity: The Social Effects of Incarceration on Released Offenders. Paul Chaim Schneider,
Ursinus College
36. Heard: The Tales of Today's Immigrants. Rebecca Lakew, University of Maryland - College Park
37. History on Repeat: A Study of Reenactors. Cristin White, Siena College
38. Student Activists and Student Non-Activists: Do They Differ in Ideologies and Attitudes? Prajwal Koirala,
St Joseph's College
39. From Corsets to Jumpers: School Uniform Policies and the Construction of Gender. Nicole Auffant,
Rutgers University
1:45 PM-3:15 PM
235. Thematic--Tenth Anniversary of 9/11: Assessing the Impact on Communities: Cook Room
Organizers: Mehdi Bozorgmehr, City College and the Graduate Center, CUNY; Anny Bakalian, The Graduate
Center, CUNY
New York: Still a Resilient City? John Mollenkopf, The Graduate Center, CUNY
Legacies of Disaster: Community and Conflict. Greg Smithsimon, Brooklyn College, CUNY
Economic Downturns and Immigrant Chinese Women in New York City. Margaret M. Chin, Hunter College
and the Graduate Center, CUNY
Middle Eastern and Muslim American Studies since 9/11. Anny Bakalian, The Graduate Center, CUNY;
Mehdi Bozorgmehr, City College and the Graduate Center, CUNY
Discussant:
Lynne Sagalyn, Columbia University
236. Author Meets Critics--Blurring the Color Line: The New Chance for a More Integrated America by
Richard Alba: Shippen Room
Organizer: Edward Telles, Princeton University
Presider: Phil Kasinitz, CUNY-Graduate Center
Critic. Thomas Sugrue, University of Pennsylvania
Critic. Jose Itzigsohn, Brown University
Critic. Vilma Ortiz, UCLA
Author. Richard Alba, CUNY-Graduate Center
237. Conversation--Corporatizing Higher Education: Flower Room
Presider: Gaye Tuchman, University of Connecticut
Discussant. Gaye Tuchman, University of Connecticut
Discussant. Gary Rhoades, American Association of University Professors
Discussant. Angie Beeman, Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY
Discussant. Clyde W. Barrow, University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth
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238. Miniconference: Military Sociology--Session 4: Military Control and Regulation: Ballroom E1
Organizer: Ryan Kelty, Washington College
Presider: Ryan Kelty, Washington College
Arms for the world: the global structure of American defense procurement. Aaron Major, SUNY at
Albany; Lacy Mitchell, SUNY at Albany
The Quartermaster Museum: Allowing Non-Combat Soldiers to find Military Honor in Their Work. Daniel
Burland, University of Massachusetts - Amherst
Focus on how the repeal of the Don't Ask Don't Tell (Don't Pursue) will benefit the US military. Richard
Strahan, University of Buffalo; Brenda L Moore, University at Buffalo
Discussant:
Wendy Christensen, Bowdoin College
239. Miniconference: LGBTQ --Session 4- Queer Marginalities: Ballroom D
Organizer: Reese Kelly, University at Albany, SUNY
Presider: Reese Kelly, University at Albany, SUNY
Las Krudas CUBENSI, Cuban Hip Hop and the Queer of Color Critique. Tanya L. Saunders, PhD, Lehigh
University
Queer Chicano/a Families in Scholarship. Sandra Loughrin, University of California, Riverside
Gendered Differences among Black and White LGBT People‟s Violent Experiences. Doug Meyer, CUNY
Graduate Center
Queer Intimacies: Class, Relationships, and the Virtual in Gay and Lesbian Life. Matthew Morrison,
University of Virginia
Intersectionalities of Oppression: LGBT Youth of Color and the Production of Homosocial Space. Jeff
McGraham, CUNY Brooklyn College
240. Miniconference: Children of Immigrants--Session 4- Transforming America in the 21st Century:
Key Features and Context: Ballroom E2
Organizer: Donald J. Hernandez, Hunter College and the Graduate Center,CUNY
Presider: Donald J. Hernandez, Hunter College and the Graduate Center,CUNY
Overview of Miniconference and Circumstances of Children in Immigrant Families. Donald J. Hernandez,
Hunter College and the Graduate Center,CUNY
Academic Achievement Among Children of Immigrants: A Cross-Contextual Analysis. Elizabeth Votruba-
Drzal, University of Pittsburgh; Amanda Koury, University of Pittsburgh
Teachers' and Parents' Strategies and Perspectives on Supporting English Language Learners. Yuuko
Uchikoshi, University of California, Davis; Iliana Reyes, University of Arizona
Impact of Immigration Raids on America's Children. Randy Capps, Migration Policy Institute
241. Regular Paper Session--Intersectionalities: Theories and Approaches: Bromley Room
The Blind Spots of Intersectional Analysis. Anthony Haynor, Seton Hall University; Irene Dabrowski, St.
John's University, New York
Rethinking Intersectionality and the Politics of Assemblage. Ali Syed, CUNY Graduate Center
Gender, Race and Care Work: The Importance of History to Intersectionality. Mignon Duffy, University of
Massachusetts - Lowell
The Social Construction of Bullying and Bullicide. Christine McKenna, Emmanuel College
Toward an Intersectionally-Framed Critical Sociology of Sport. Joseph Trumino, St. John's University
Anarchism and Intersectionality. Abbey Willis, Syracuse University; Deric Shannon, University of
Connecticut
Discussant:
Marla Kohlman, Kenyon College
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242. Regular Paper Session--Constructing Workplace and Professional Domain: Claypoole Room
Professionalism and Economic Viability Trump Artistry in Creative Careers: Status Criteria amongst
Professional Musicians, Roscoe Scarborough, University of Virginia
Outside of the Classroom: The Effects of College Service on Faculty Relationships. Catherine White
Berheide, Skidmore College; Joelle Sklaar, Skidmore College; Emily Cooper, Skidmore College; Tara
Kelley, Skidmore College; Cay Anderson-Hanley, Union College
Recruitment, Status, and Border Crossings: A Preliminary Look at How and Why Academics Become Think
Tank Research Fellows, John McLevey, McMaster University
No Site of Land: Professional Designers, Work, and Preservation. Matthew Dore, Buffalo State College
Deviance and Dishonesty in Retail- The Unintended Consequences of Offering Incentives in the
Workplace. Meghan Amato, CUNY City College
Discussant:
Karen Danna-Lynch, UMDNJ Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
243. Regular Paper Session--Building and Strengthening Voluntary Organizations: Frampton Room
Presider: Janet Stamatel, SUNY at Albany
Group Process 'Solutions' that Backfire in Mixed-Class Social Movement Organizations. Betsy Leondar-
Wright, Boston College
A Place for Everything, and Everything in its Place: The Enabling Role of Place in Group Cohesion. Melissa
F. Pirkey, University of Notre Dame
Institutional Logics and Conflict: The Case of Homeowners' Associations. Courtney L. Feldscher, Boston
University
Lessons for Creative Cities from Burning Man: How Codified Values and Organizations Help a Subculture
Grow beyond Place, Katherine Chen, CUNY City College & Graduate Center
244. Regular Paper Session--Gender Attitudes in the International Context: Reynolds Room
Nationalism and the Making of Japanese Femininity. Masako Endo, SUNY at Binghamton
Tension in Change: Mexican American Masculinities and Femininities. Jessica Vasquez, University of
Kansas
The Israeli Single Mothers' Movement: Race, Class, and Gender in the Public Sphere. Noa Milman, Boston
College
Gender, Ethnicity and Citizenship in the Upper Midwest, 1900-1930: Reconsidering Theories of
Naturalization, Clare Hammonds, Brandeis University; Karen V. Hansen, Brandeis University
Discussant:
Joya Misra, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
245. Regular Paper Session--Conservatism Before and After the Tea Party: Ballroom A1
Presider: Sarah Sobieraj, Tufts University
Conservative Ideology In Practice: Frame Analyis and the Tea Party Movement. Francis Prior, University
of Pennsylvania
Tea-party Feminism: Women and the Rhetoric of Outsider Activism. Amy Stuart,
Republican Insurgency before the Tea Party: Abortion and the Rise of American Conservatism. Ziad
Munson, Lehigh University
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246. Regular Paper Session--War, Resistance, and Revolution: Ballroom A2
Presider: Oana Dan, Harvard University
Contemporary Events in Iran in Light of the Iranian Revolution. Mark Gould, Haverford College
Terror Survival Guide: What makes a successful long lasting terrorist organization? Daniel Larson, Lehigh
University; Anna Field, Lehigh University
Refugees in War, Genocide, Atrocity and their Aftermath: Comparative Patterns. Mary Gallant, Rowan
University
Forms of War Resistance in East and West: Japanese Christian Pacifism and American Conscientious
Objection in the early 20th Century. Yuichi Moroi, Temple University
Contextualizing Extreme Wartime Rape Within the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Donna Yang,
William Paterson University of New Jersey
247. Regular Paper Session--Service Learning's Place on Campus: Ballroom C
Presider: Stephanie A. Bennett, College of St. Rose
Student Assessment and Reflection on Service Learning Projects. Stephanie A. Bennett, College of St.
Rose
Service-Learning as Outcome Assessment. Tim Woods, Manchester Community College
Student Centered Social Activism. Jamie Gusrang, Community College of Philadelphia
Thinking, Doing, and Reflecting: Assessing the Impact of a Study Abroad/Service Learning Program.
Dorothy Craig, Indiana University of PA
Discussants:
Tim Woods, Manchester Community College
Stephanie A. Bennett, College of St. Rose
248. Regular Paper Session--Family Formation in the International Context: Whitpen Room
Continental Divides: Intercultural Relationships in Global Context. Erica Chito Childs, Hunter College and
CUNY Graduate Center
Parental Son Preference and Children's Housework: the Case of India. Tin-chi Lin, Princeton University;
Alicia Adsera, Princeton University
Intergenerational Effects of Cohabitation. Christina M Wolfe, Penn State University
Discussant:
Amy Traver, CUNY, Queensborough
249. Undergraduate Poster Session--Undergraduate Poster Session V: Lobby
1. Are Humans Natural Born Killers? Viannelly Cortorreal, St. Peter's College
2. I SHOT THE SHERRIFF: but it was not instinctual. Jackson Stokes, St. Peter's College
3. Aggression or Aggression Avoidance: Culturally Driven. Alexandra Ashley Hernandez, St Peter's College
4. Human Aggression: Innate and Controlled, Sharnae Williams, St. Peter's College
5. Aggression is on the menu but our choice, Victor Crepeau, St. Peter's College
6. Aggression: Innate, Suppressed and Learned. Mary Saint-Cyr, St. Peter's College
7. La familia al revés: Patterns and Consequences of Acculturation Among Immigrant Latino, Katherine
Bitgood, Drew University
8. The Game of Chess Representing the Recent Tactics and Strategies of the Anglo-Irish Socio-Cognitive
Semiotic Classification Error. Michael Raphael, Northeastern University
9. Manufacturing in Post-Industrial New York City: A Study of Trends and Prospects for Industrial Retention.
Kljyan Janet, CUNY Queens College
10. Soup Kitchen. Aisha Williamson, CUNY Bronx Community
11. ACS, We Taking Over. Temeka McCoy, ; Chelsea Gill,
12. Attitudes Toward Contributing Factors of Childhood Obesity. Lisa Yuelling, William Paterson University
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Session 249 – Undergraduate Posters V – cont’d
13. The Impact of Parenting on Emerging Adults' Substance USe. Samantha Kopp, William Paterson
University
14. Crime Fighters: A Content Analysis of the Heroes of American Pop Culture. Robert Baron, William
Paterson University
15. A Study of Drunk Driving As Related to Attitudes and Behaviors. Amanda Yarmula, William Paterson
University
16. Cyber-Bullying. Nader Sarabamoun, William Paterson University
17. Stalking Prevalence. Katelin Moses, William Paterson University
18. Cyber Stalking Victimization. Naima Ricks, William Paterson University
19. Family Structure and Delinquency. Lauren Weisse, William Paterson University
20. The Unequal Perception and Portrayal of the Black Figure. Akaniyene Essien,
21. The Effects of OTC Availability of Plan B on Teen's Contraception Decision Making. Erika Mann, William
Paterson University
22. Sibling Influence on Ideal Family Size. Kelly Morrissey Amanda Nyman, Villanova University
23. The Effect of Gender on Attitudes Toward Capital Punishment, Jaime Rasmussen, Bucknell University
24. Strengthening Black Identity: the Steve Biko Cultural Institute and Socially Conscious Leaders. Katrina
Charlene Broughton, Gettysburg College
25. Furry Society: A Sociological Examination. Christopher Zielewski, Randolph College
26. Impact of the Media on Sexuality/Gender Identification and Awareness. Julia Conover, Rowan University
27. US Healthcare Social Movements: Learning From the Past to Understand Future Progress. Deepak Kumar,
Rowan University.
250. ESS Special Events & Meetings--Committee on the Status of Women Business Meeting: William
Penn Boardroom
Organizers: Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of Scranton; Carrie Lee Smith, Millersville University
3:30 PM-5:00 PM
251. Thematic--Intersectionality: Examining Girls and Women of Color: Cook Room
Organizer: Marlese Durr, Wright State University
Presider: Evrick Brown, Brooklyn College
Understanding "Ghetto Fabulous" High School Girls. Rhonda F. Levine, Colgate University
Digging Deep: Intersectionality and Playing in the Archives. Deborah K. King, Dartmouth College
Bearing the Burden, Wearing the Telescope: How to encourage the Intersectional Lens Among our
Students. Sarah Willie-LeBreton, Swarthmore College
Disrupting the Cartesian Legacies in Sociology: What Embodiment as Methodology and Social Process Can
Tell us about Women of Color. Corinne Castro, Temple University
Combining Intersectional and Ethnographic Research to Study Women of Color. Marlese Durr, Wright
State University
252. Author Meets Critics--The Managed Hand: Race, Gender and the Body in Beauty Service Work by
Miliann Kang: Shippen Room
Organizer: Debra Gimlin, University of Aberdeen
Presider: Ashley Mears, Boston University
Critic. Lisa Jean Moore, Purchase College, SUNY
Critic. Robin Leidner, University of Pennsylvania
Critic. Robyn Rodriguez, Rutgers University
Author. Miliann Kang, University of Massachusetts
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Saturday, 3:30PM-5:00PM- cont’d
253. Miniconference: Military Sociology--Session 5: Military Culture and Identities: Ballroom E1
Organizer: Ryan Kelty, Washington College
Presider: Ryan Kelty, Washington College
Do Lesbians in the Military Pass as Heterosexual? Kimberly Bonner,
Marriage and Military Culture: The Effects of Marriage on Men's Health Outcomes. George Still, Virginia
Tech
The Politics of Foot Powder: Mothering Practices and War. Wendy Christensen, Bowdoin College
Invisible Identities: Veterans Transition to Higher Education. Julie Anderson, George Mason University
Discussant:
Daniel Burland, University of Massachusetts - Amherst
254. Miniconference: LGBTQ --Session 5- (Re)Framing Queer Intersectional Studies: Ballroom D
Organizer: Reese Kelly, University at Albany, SUNY
Presider: Nicole LaMarre, University at Albany, SUNY
Towards an Intersectional Understanding of Sexual Desire. Jason Crockett, Kutztown University
Rural Location and Exposure to Minority Stress among Sexual Minorities. Eric Swank, Morehead State
University; Breanne Fahs, Arizona State University; David Frost, San Francisco State University
"Framing Gender Transcendence: A Theoretical Exploration of Gender, Sex, and the Body". Adina Koch,
Boston College
The Complexities of Queerness: An Intersectional Inquiry of Sexuality-Based Scholarship and Activism,
Bridget Harr, UC Santa Barbara
255. Regular Paper Session--Culture and the Politics of Identity: Bromley Room
Culture Wars and the Politics of National Identity in Obama's America. Rhys Williams, Loyola University -
Chicago
A Frightening Power: Jimmy Hoffa and the Cultural Pragmatics of the "Labor Question" in Postwar
America. Solon Simmons, George Mason University
The Perfect Europeans? Identification with Europe among E.U. Elites. Eleni Arzoglou, Harvard University
The Sixteenth Street Baptist Church Bombing and White Southern Identity. Sandra Gill, Gettysburg
College
Discussant:
Lynette Patrice Spillman, University of Notre Dame
256. Regular Paper Session--Life outside the College Classroom: Non-academic Life Factors Affecting
Experience in Higher Education: Claypoole Room
The Effects of Student Employment Upon the Academic Experience of College Students at a mid-sized
Public University. K. Brandon Lang, Bloomsburg University
A Recipe for Success: The Impact of Social and Academic Experiences on Overall College Satisfaction.
Catherine White Berheide, Skidmore College; Frank Cabrera, Skidmore College; Anna D. Rivkin, Skidmore
College
The National Assessment of Service and Civic Engagement in Higher Education. Mathew Johnson, Siena
College; Donald P Levy, Siena College; Patrick Gruber, Siena College
Female International Student's Transitional Experiences in American Systems of Higher Education. Sheila
Pierre, University of Connecticut
Discussant:
Chiwen Bao, Harvard University
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Saturday, 3:30PM-5:00PM- cont’d
257. Regular Paper Session--Opening Minds, Shifting Perspectives: Teaching Sociologically Based
Courses: Frampton Room
The Physics of Sociology: Making Sociology Real for Non-Social Science Majors. Laura Hansen, Western
New England College
Community-Based Research as a Tool for Thinking Critically about the Discipline and Advancing Public
Sociology. Emily W. Kane, Bates College
Using Street Food Vendors and Doughnut Stores to Teach Research Methods. Jason Patch, Roger
Williams University
Contemporary Social Problems Class: Change Minds One at a Time. Janice Purk, Mansfield University
Reading Integration: Sociology and Multi-Genre Response. Heather Griffiths, Fayetteville State University
Discussant:
Katrina Hoop, St Joseph's College of Maine
258. Regular Paper Session--The Construction and Practice of Class Identity: Reynolds Room
Social Class and Political Participation: The Intersection of Economic and Political Inequalities. Winston
Tripp, Penn State University
Class Inequality in the Flexibility of Job Hours and Schedules. Dan Clawson, University of Massachusetts
- Amherst; Naomi Gerstel, University of Massachusetts Amherst; Jillian Crocker, University of
Massachusetts Amherst
Hostile Takeover: A pragmatic path to functional direct political and economic democracy. John
Asimakopoulos, CUNY Bronx Community College
The Icelandic Inequality Crisis and Public Discourse about Class Division. Gudmundur Oddsson,
University of Missouri
Discussant:
Rakkoo Chung, SUNY at Albany
259. Regular Paper Session--Race and the Criminal Justice System: Ballroom A1
Understanding Variations in Racial Profiling through an Intersectional Analysis. Paul Reck, Ramapo
College
Reframing Lynching: Modern Day Racial Violence. Amanda Moras, Sacred Heart University; Katheryn
Russell-Brown, University of Florida
Accounting for the Racial Disparity in Rates of White and Black Male Prisoners under U. S. State and
Federal Jurisdiction: 1980-2008. Donald Wallace, Drexel University; Nancy Blank, Widener University
The Role of Extralegal Factors in Formulation of Punitive Sanctions Associated With Cocaine and Crack
Cocaine Statutes. Nicholas Astone, Alabama State University; Mary Astone, Troy University
Discussant:
Robert Cottrol, George Washington University
260. Regular Paper Session--Mapping Globalization: Inequality, Property and Human Rights: Ballroom
A2
Signaling Commitments, Making Concessions: Democratization and State Ratification of International
Human Rights Treaties. Min Zhou, Harvard University
Institutionalization of the Intellectual Property Regime: Corporate Business Models and the Responses of
Developing Countries. Nazan Bedirhanoglu, SUNY at Binghamton
Mapping Networks: Spatial Visualizations of Global Commodity Flows 1980-2009. Manish Nag, Princeton
University
Global Cities and Income Inequality. Peter Ikeler, CUNY Graduate Center; David Monaghan, CUNY
Graduate Center; Kevin Moran, CUNY Graduate Center
Discussant:
Jenniffer Santos-Hernández, University of Delaware
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261. Regular Paper Session--Disability: Identities, Diagnoses, and Consequences: Ballroom C
Presider: Andrew M. Cislo, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Discussant:
The Social Distribution of Agreement with Proxy Reports of Physical Disability Status: Race/Ethnic,
Gender, and Age Group Comparisons. Andrew M. Cislo, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill;
Mathew D Gayman, Georgia State University
Gender Differences in Functional Limitations among Older Adults: Testing the Differential Exposure
Explanation. Leah Rohlfsen, St Lawrence University
When Good Intentions Don't Matter: The Effect of Disability, Race, and Class on Parental Involvement and
Teacher Perceptions of Students, Richard Kessinger, Louisiana State University; Susan Dumais, Louisiana
State University
The Social Process Behind Inequalities in Children's Mental Health: An Illness Career Framework. Daniel
Potter, University of Virginia
Leah Rohlfsen, St Lawrence University
262. Committee on the Status of Women Panel--Intimate Relationships and the Work/Life Balance:
Flower Room
Presiders: Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of Scranton; Carrie Lee Smith, Millersville University
Discussants:
Joanne Ardovini, Metropolitan College of New York
Kathleen Gerson, New York University
Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of Scranton
Laura West Steck, York College of Pennsylvania
Dana Hysock Witham, Indiana University of PA
3:30 PM-6:00 PM
263. Miniconference: Children of Immigrants--Session 5: Film "Abused- The Postville Raid" directed by
Luis Argueta and co-produced by Vivian Rivas. Movie and discussion with Luis Argueta: Ballroom E2
Organizer and Presider: Donald J. Hernandez, Hunter College and the Graduate Center, CUNY
5:30 PM-7:00 PM
264. Plenary— Presentation of 2011 Awards and Christine Bose's Presidential Address: Ballroom C
Presider: Karen V. Hansen, ESS Vice President, Brandeis University
Awards Presentations
Candace Rogers Award, Margaret K. Nelson, Middlebury College, to Jessica McCrory Calarco, University of
Pennsylvania
Rose Laub Coser Award, Elizabeth Armstrong, Princeton University, to Miranda Waggoner, Brandeis
University
Mirra Komarovsky Book Award, Anita Garey, University of Connecticut, to Tim Black, University of
Hartford, for When a Heart Turns Rock Solid: Pantheon Books
2010-2011 Robin M. Williams Lectureship Acknowledgment, Karen V. Hansen, Brandeis University, to
Mark Jacobs, George Mason University
2011 RMW Lecture Sites, Karen V. Hansen, Brandeis University: Keene State College and University of
Connecticut
2011-2012 Robin M. Williams, Jr. Lecturer, Anne R. Roschelle, SUNY at New Paltz, to Sidhir Venkatesh,
Columbia University
ESS Merit Award, Rebecca S.K. Li, The College of New Jersey, to Jerry A. Jacobs, University of
Pennsylvania.
Undergraduate Poster Winners, Polly Smith, Utica College.
Presidential Address: "Globalizing Gender Issues: Many Voices, Different Choices", Christine Bose,
University at Albany, SUNY
Introduction: Introduction. Myra Marx Ferree, University of Wisconsin
Reception to follow
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM
265. Thematic--New Scholarship on Latinos: Various Aspects of Intersectionality: Cook Room
Organizer: Christine Bose, University at Albany, SUNY
Presider: Gilbert Marzan, CUNY Bronx Community College
Discussant:
Immigrant Political Action and Intersectionality: The Case of Salvadorans in Washington, D.C. . Karen
Tejada, University of Hartford
An exploratory study of Puerto Rican and African American unions. Gabriel Aquino, Westfield State
University
Peeking out of the Closet: A Puerto Rican's Journey to Coming Out in the Classroom. Enrique Morales-
Diaz, Westfield State University
The Importance of Location in the Residential Incorporation of Immigrants: A Look at Latin American
Immigrants in the Hudson Valley. Jacqueline Villarrubia-Mendoza, Colgate University
Gilbert Marzan, CUNY Bronx Community College
266. Regular Paper Session--Identity, Deception and Research amidst Technological Change: Bromley
Room
Presider: Mathew Johnson, Siena College
Why is Deception Utilized in Online Dating Profiles? Dwight Hunter, Northeastern University
Who is Afraid of Government as a Threat to Privacy? Timothy Stablein, Dartmouth College; Denise L.
Anthony, Dartmouth College; Emily K. Carian, Dartmouth College
Improving Response Rates for Web Surveys: An Experimental Test of the Token Incentive. Matthew
Manierre, University of Delaware
267. Regular Paper Session--Organizations: Structure, Culture and Survival: Claypoole Room
Inventing the Tradition of Honor at the University of Virginia: Student Autonomy or Faculty Control?
Michele L McGibbon, University of Virginia
Predictors of Survival for Enclosed Shopping Malls in the United States, 1956-2006. David Roelfs, SUNY
at Stony Brook
Got Milk?: An Exploration of the United States Dairy Industry. Sarah Florino, College of Notre Dame of
Maryland; Jennifer M. Ashlock, College of Notre Dame
Discussant:
Denise L. Anthony, Dartmouth College
268. Regular Paper Session--Race, Segregation and Integration: Flower Room
Presider: Hideki Morooka, Fayetteville State University
Intersectionality in segregation patterns: Evidence of isolation in our most Diverse Cohorts. Jeremy
Porter, CUNY-Brooklyn College
Urban Hotspots: Racial Segregation, Urban Disadvantage, and Environmental Hazard Burdening in
Philadelphia. Diane Sicotte, Drexel University
269. Regular Paper Session--Trade Union Activism: Frampton Room
Presider: Elizabeth Bingle, University of Cincinnati
After Reform: The Effect of Workmen's Compensation Legislation on Strike Activity, 1910 - 1930, Robert
Biggert, Assumption College
Workers' Power in the Global City? Lessons from Three New York Transit Strikes. Peter Ikeler, CUNY
Graduate Center
"An Injury to Us is an Injury to the Community": Union Social Movement Activism in Opposition to Fire
Department Downsizing. Christopher Prener, Northeastern University
Warehouse Workers United: Resisting Multiple Oppressions Among Warehouse Workers in the Inland
Empire, Elizabeth Bingle, University of Cincinnati
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Sunday, 8:30AM-10:00AM – cont’d
270. Regular Paper Session--Cultural Constructions of Masculinity: Reynolds Room
Sexuality and Class in the Making of Black Boys' Masculinity. Freeden Oeur, University of California -
Berkeley
Masculinities in Feminist Classrooms. Debra Guckenheimer, Bowdoin College
Male Salons and Masculine Domination: Fashioning the Male Self in Contemporary Society's Celebrity
Culture, Black Hawk Hancock, DePaul University
Talking to Men about Masculinity: A Qualitative Examination of Masculinity, Masculinity Threat, and
Compensatory Behavior. Christin Munsch, Cornell University
Medicalizing Masculinity: The Construction of Lesbians in Ex-Gay Movement Discourse. Christine
Robinson, James Madison University; Sue E. Spivey, James Madison Univerisity
Discussant:
Laura Carpenter, Vanderbilt University
271. Regular Paper Session--Pregnancy, Reproduction, and Birth Questions: Session 4. Reproductive
Justice: Birth Advocates and Activism: Shippen Room
Organizers: Danielle Bessett, University of Cincinnati; Theresa Morris, Trinity College
Presider: Miranda R. Waggoner, Brandeis University
"You can't pit them against each other": Abortion, Motherhood and Identity in the Reproductive Justice
Movement. Zakiya T. Luna, University of Michigan
Experiences of Women Seeking State-Subsidized Insurance for Abortion Care in the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts. Danielle Bessett, University of Cincinnati
Reading Birth Outside the Master (Sociological) Narrative: Native American Women and Childbirth as
Political and Cultural Resistance. Barbara Gurr, University of Connecticut
Exploring the role of emotions in birth activism in the Republic of Ireland. Christina Bermingham, Dublin
City University
Pushing the Movement: The Need to Recognize Birthing Rights in Reproductive Justice. Farah Diaz-Tello,
National Advocates for Pregnant Women; Kathrine Jack, National Advocates for Pregnant Women; Jeanne
Flavin, Fordham University
272. Regular Paper Session--Dating and Mate Selection in College: Ballroom A1
Attitudes toward Interpersonal Relationships among African American College Students. Barbara Medley,
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga; Rebecca Reviere, Howard University; Valerie R Stackman,
Howard University; Chaz T Gipson, Howard University; Charles Manning, Howard University
Traditional and Non-traditional Husband Preference among College Women. Deborah Abowitz, Bucknell
University; David Knox, East Carolina University; Kate Berner, Bucknell University
Sexual Scripts and Heterosexual College Students' Conceptions of Same-Sex Sexual Activity and Related
Pleasurability, Janelle Pham, Lehigh University
The Impact of Campus Culture and Social Structure on Dating and Hooking Up. Marit Berntson, Roanoke
College ; Kristi Hoffman, Roanoke College; Tracy Luff, Concord University
Seeking the Same: Examining Homophily Patterns in Online Mating. Bradley Powell, Columbia University
Discussant:
Susan Herrick, West Liberty University
273. Regular Paper Session--Heteronormativity and Understanding Constructions of Gender: Ballroom
A2
Gender Performance: The Depiction of Cross-Dressing in Four Comedies (1982-1993). Lane Standige,
University of Massachusetts - Boston
Heteronormative Ideology in Everyday Life: The Case of Newspaper Comics. Jeffery Dennis, SUNY at
Oneonta
Femininity, Consumer Desire and the White Wedding. Patricia Arend, Boston College
Don't Waste the Pretty: Buying into Oppression and Relationship Advice. Megan Rolfe, SUNY at Albany;
Nicole LaMarre, University at Albany, SUNY
Discussant:
Sara Raley, McDaniel College
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274. Regular Paper Session--Sociologists Who Read "Girl": Examining Social Issues Through Stieg
Larsson's Millennium Trilogy : Ballroom B
Presider: Carrie Lee Smith, Millersville University
The Gender Ambiguity of Lisbeth Salander: Third-Wave Feminist Heroine. Judith Lorber, Graduate Center
and Brooklyn College, CUNY
Writing about Violence against Women: Fiction Versus Reality. Roberta Villalon, St. John's University
Calling the Shots, Drawing Them, or Both? Working Women in Stieg Larsson's Millennium Trilogy. Diane
Levy, University of North Carolina at Wilmington
275. Regular Paper Session--Globalization and Privatization of Health Care: Ballroom D
Presider: Regina Smardon, Methodist University
Corporate Social Responsibility Meet Big Pharma: How corporate social responsibility has shaped the
growth the pharmaceutical industry., Helen Jolly, SUNY at Stony Brook
World Polity, INGOs, democracy and TB Death and Infection Rates: a fixed effects analysis of crossnational
data, Gary Maynard, SUNY at Stony Brook
Methods for Incorporating an Intersectional Analysis into the Evidence-based Systematic Review Process,
Joann Fontanarosa, ECRI Institute; David Snyder, ECRI Institute; Wendy Bruening, ECRI Institute
276. Regular Paper Session--Race, Class, and Parenting: Ballroom E1
The Partners Study: Factors influencing family formation among urban Latino couples. Diana Romero,
CUNY School of Public Health at Hunter College; Amy Kwan, CUNY Graduate Center; Karla Felix, CUNY
Graduate Center; David Bell, Columbia University Medical Center; Carolyn Westhoff, Columbia University
Mailman School of Public Health
Organizational Social Support and Parenting Challenges among Mothers of Color: The Case of Mocha
Moms. Jocelyn Crowley, Rutgers University; Stephanie Curenton, Rutgers University
Parenting and the Purchase of Intimacy: Symbolism of Expenditures for Children among Low Income
Working Parents. Jennifer Sykes, Harvard University
SINGLE-PARENT FAMILIES AND POVERTY The United States in Comparative Perspective, Laurie
Maldonado, UCLA
Discussant:
Jennifer Koleser-Ghahari,
277. Regular Paper Session--Community Ties and Rural Stratification: Whitpen Room
Presider: Katrina Hoop, St Joseph's College of Maine
Sentimental Attachment to Community in Rural High-Amenity Settings, Brian Jennings, Albright College;
Richard S Krannich, Utah State University
Ties to Place: A Comparison of Native and Non-Native Southeast Alaskan's Ties to their Communities,
Jessica Ulrich, University of New Hampshire; Tom Safford, University of New Hampshire
Class, Education, and Place in Rural America. Chris Colocousis, James Madison University
Political Economy and Environmental Context in Determining Community Boundaries in Rural Maine.
Megan Henly, University of New Hampshire
Social Capital in Action: The Place Rebranding of a Rural Community. Michele Dillon, University of New
Hampshire
278. ESS Special Events & Meetings--ESS General Business Meeting (open to entire membership):
Ballroom E2
279. ESS Special Events & Meetings--SWS Committee Meeting: William Penn Boardroom
Organizer: Laura West Steck, York College of Pennsylvania
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10:15 AM-11:45 AM
280. Thematic--Intersectionality and Embodiment: Cook Room
Organizer: Miliann Kang, University of Massachusetts
Presider: Miliann Kang, University of Massachusetts
Caring, Curing, and the Community: Black Masculinity in a Feminized Profession. Adia Harvey Wingfield,
Georgia State University
Sexes, Genders, and Bodies: Should We Look at Genes, Hormones, or Social Factors? Judith Lorber,
Graduate Center and Brooklyn College, CUNY
Queering Brown Bodies: Latina Street Vendors "Performing" Informal Work. Lorena Muñoz, Westfield
State University
281. Author Meets Critics--Peculiar Institution: America's Death Penalty in an Age of Abolition by David
Garland: Shippen Room
Organizer: Philip Smith, Yale University
Presider: Philip Smith, Yale University
Critic. Robin Wagner-Pacifici, Swarthmore College
Critic. John Pratt, Victoria University, Wellington, New Zealand
Critic. Alexander Riley, Bucknell University, Lewisberg
Critic. Philip Smith, Yale University
Author. David Garland, New York University
282. Regular Paper Session--Immigrants' Construction of New Identities in Host Societies: Bromley
Room
Presider: Susan Pearce, East Carolina University
The Indian Diaspora in the Lusophone World: Adaptation and Identity. Valerian DeSousa, West Chester
University
Contextualizing Ethnic Identities of Boat People in the Diasporas. Kristen Tran, SUNY at Binghamton
Transnationalism, Identity Negotiation and Asian Immigrant Women: Race, Class and Gender. EunJung
Choi, University of Maryland University College
283. Regular Paper Session--Race and Class in Educational Attainment: Claypoole Room
Educational Attainment in High Performing School District: The Relative Significance of Class. Enrique S.
Pumar, Catholic University of America; Adam Sitsis, Catholic University of America
Graduation and Release: The Intersection of Race, Gender, Socioeconomic Risk, & Culture. Natasha C.
Pratt-Harris, Morgan State University
Racial Differences in Realized Academic Potential: The Roles of Students and Schools. Tina Wildhagen,
Smith College
The Relationships Between Childcare and Maternal Education By Race/Ethnicity and Marital Status,
Heather Macpherson Parrott, Long Island University - C.W. Post
Discussant:
Faye Glass, Montclair State University
284. Regular Paper Session--Urban Society in a Crossnational Context: Frampton Room
Presider: Ziad Munson, Lehigh University
Social Inclusion and the Capabilities: Critical Assessment of Human Development in a Modernizing Society
in Eastern Europe, Yuriy Savelyev, National Taras Shevchenko University of Kyiv
Recentering the Center: Citizen Participation in Centro Histórico and Condesa in Mexico City. Esther
Hernandez-Medina, Brown University
Biopolitics of Neoliberal Urbanization: Insights from Urban Transformation Projects in Istanbul. Burak
Kose, York University
Measuring Residential Segregation across Major Indian Cities, Trina Vithayathil, Brown University;
Gayatri Singh, Brown university
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285. Regular Paper Session--Race/Ethnicity: Charity/Giving and Political Participation: Reynolds Room
Why Are All of the Good Organizations White?: Status and Giving among Black Elite Philanthropists. Jane
Jones, Ursinus College
Ordinary Jobs, Volunteering & Doing it Gladly! Tamil Immigrant Women's Access and Transitions to
Professional Work in America. Namita Manohar, CUNY Brooklyn College
Global Poverty, Local Racism: How Cross-national Charity Enforces Symbolic Boundaries at Home? LiErin
Probasco, Princeton University
Discussant:
Lori Martin, CUNY John Jay College
286. Regular Paper Session--Youth Violence: Ballroom A1
Presenting School Rampage Violence: Portrayals of Extreme Delinquency in the Press. Eric Madfis,
Northeastern University; Herberto Da Silva, Northeastern University
School-based Bullying Victimization and Opportunity Theory. Ann Marie Popp, Duquesne University
Race, Ethnicity, and Court Processing of School Misbehavior. Elyshia Aseltine, Lycoming College
Do Age Graded Transitions Matter for Emerging Adults? Christopher Salvatore, Towson University; Travis
A Taniguchi, Redlands Police Department
Knowing is Not Enough. The Link Between Domestic Violence and Companion Animal Abuse Has Been
Established, So Where Do We Go From Here? Understanding the Role of Domestic Violence and Animal
Abuse Organizations, Donna Pickup, Agnes Scott College
Discussant:
Christine Bowditch, Lehigh Carbon Community College
287. Regular Paper Session--Negotiating Family Work: Ballroom A2
Time Cultures: Visions of The Proper Way to Experience Daily Life in Busy Middle Class Families. Edson
Rodriguez, University of Southern California
Unpacking Workplace Flexibility and Marital Satisfaction with the Division of Household Labor. Vanessa
Alger, Rutgers University; Jocelyn Crowley, Rutgers University
Household Inequalities in Rural Honduran Families: A Result of Machismo? Stacey Chiu, University of
Southern California; Lynne M Casper, University of Southern California
Bargaining Relationships between Spouses in Intermarriages in Urban India: Exploring the Intersections of
Gender, Caste, Class and Ethnicity, Sonali Ghosh, University of Illinois - Urbana Champaign
Discussant:
Patricia Christian, Canisius College
288. Regular Paper Session--Teaching on the Front Lines: Creative Pedagogy at the Community
College: Ballroom B
Presider: Deborah Gambs, BMCC-CUNY, Social Science
Getting Students to Read, Understand, and Evaluate Social Theory in Introductory Courses. Angie
Beeman, Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY
Cultivating Ground Zero as a Site of Sociological Inquiry. Rose Kim, Borough of Manhattan Community
College, CUNY
Journal Writing in the Sociology of Family class: Synthesis, Engagement and Making Connections. Rifat
Salam, Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY; Robin G. Isserles, Borough of Manhattan
Community College, CUNY
"I'm just having a hard time right now…". Pedagogical Strategies to Address Everyday Life Problems of
Community College Students from a New Faculty Perspective. Sheldon Applewhite, Borough of
Manhattan Community College
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289. Regular Paper Session--Sexual Health in Vulnerable Populations: Ballroom D
Sexuality among Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: A Study on the Institutional
Policies and Practices of Non-Profit Organizations, Alan Santinele Martino, St Lawrence University
Locational Sexualities: An Intersectional Examination of Sexual Subjectivity in the National Longitudinal
Study of Adolescent Health, Stacy Missari, University of Connecticut
Sex Partnerships, Health, and Social Risks of Young Men Leaving Jail. Megha Ramaswamy, University of
Kansas
Sources of Women's Marital Power in the Context of HIV Testing: Evidence from Rural Malawi. Lauren
Gaydosh, Princeton University
Marriage and Motherhood: A study of The Reproductive Health Status and Needs of Married Adolescent
Girls in Nsukka, Nigeria. PETER EZEAH,
Discussant:
Misty Curreli, SUNY at Stony Brook
290. Regular Paper Session--Defining Families, Representing Diversities: Ballroom E1
The Portrayal of Families in Contemporary Children's Literature. Kristen Hourigan, SUNY at Albany
Drug Dealers, Cougar and Pimps… oh my! Aberrant mothers in contemporary culture, Suzanna Walters,
Indiana University at Bloomington; Laura Harrison, Indiana University
"You can just put the second one's name on the „father' line": Heterocentricity and Same-sex Families.
Marianne Cutler, East Stroudsburg University
Small City Black Families, 1880 and 1930. Jan DeAmicis, Utica College
Discussant:
Natalia Sarkisian, Boston College
291. Regular Paper Session--Intersectionalities and complexities related to Jewish Identity (Cosponsored
by the Association for the Social Scientific Study of Jewry): Ballroom E2
Presider: Harriet Hartman, Rowan University
Narrative, Intersectionality and the Study of Complex Identities from a Feminist Perspective. Debra R
Kaufman, Northeastern University
Influences on Jewish Identity: Individual Characteristics, the Surrounding Jewish Community, and the
Broader Religious Context--a 21-Community Study. Harriet Hartman, Rowan University; Ira M. Sheskin,
University of Miami
Intersections of Religion, Age, Socio-Economic Status and Health Behaviors. Allen Glicksman,
Philadelphia Corporation for Aging; Gail Glicksman, Temple University
Alive and Well: Expanding Roles of Grandparents in the American Jewish Family. Rela M Geffen,
University of Pennsylvania
Sociology and Biblical Interpretation. Samuel Klausner, University of Pennsylvania
292. Regular Paper Session--Voting Behavior in Time and Place: Whitpen Room
Presider: Gerard Weber, CUNY Bronx Community
"The "Obama Effect" or is it Party-Line Voting? An Analysis of Young Voters in the 1996-2008 Presidential
Elections", Emanuel Boussios, Nassau Community College
Democratic Accountability, Authoritarianism and Attitudes towards Homosexuality: A Cross- national
Analysis, Kannaki Bharali, CUNY Graduate Center & Queens College
The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same? Liberal-Democratic Values in Turkey and the
European Union, 1999-2009, Jeffrey Dixon, College of Holy Cross
Social Cleavages and Electoral Politics: New Results from A Bayesian Analysis. Ethan Fosse, Harvard
University
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293. Committee on the Status of Women Panel--Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer
(LGBTQ) Issues in the Profession: Flower Room
Presiders: Medora W Barnes, John Carroll University; Laura West Steck, York College of Pennsylvania
Discussants:
Kimberly Dugan, Eastern Connecticut State University
Cara Bergstrom-Lynch, Eastern Connecticut State University
Mary Bernstein, University of Connecticut
294. Roundtable--Exploring Race and Religion in Social Movements (Table 14): Hamilton Room
Presider: Josh Carreiro, University of Massachusetts - Amherst
The Black American Consumer Cooperative Movement: A Neglected History. Josh Carreiro, University of
Massachusetts - Amherst
MARCUS GARVEY AND HIS INTELLECTUAL IMPACT ON SOCIETY: HOW GARVEY ORGANIZED THE UNIA;
HOW THE UNIA ORGANIZED BLACK AMERICA, Kenneth Pierce, SUNY at Stony Brook
The Battle of the Buses: Bringing Critical Race Theory to the Secularist Movement. Justin Stoll, Boston
University
295. Roundtable--Theorizing Concepts and Theory Construction (Table 2): Hamilton Room
Presider: Jacob Heller, SUNY College at Old Westbury
Torture and the destruction of identity. Martin Malone, Mount St. Mary's University
The Problem of Causality in Sociology. Jacob Heller, SUNY College at Old Westbury
At the Crossroads of Aesthetics and Sociology: Comte, Simmel, Weber, Vincenzo Mele, Monmouth
University
Exploring the Intersections between Erving Goffman and David Riesman: Interaction Rituals, Emotions,
and Social Character Types. Marcus Aldredge, Iona College; Brad G Harden, Lamar University
Group Diversity and Task-Performance in Peer Production. Michael Restivo, SUNY at Stony Brook
296. Roundtable--Incarceration (Table 11): Hamilton Room
Presider: Jennifer A. Schlosser, SUNY at Oneonta
Sniffer Dogs in Prisons. Gennifer Furst, William Paterson University
Expert Knowledge vs. Lived Realities: Resolving Dueling Narratives in Prison, Jennifer A. Schlosser, SUNY
at Oneonta
Punishment Trumps Therapy: Negotiating Contradiction in a "Therapeutic" Jail. Brittnie Aiello, Merrimack
College
Peer-based Correctional Programs. Maya Silva, Temple University
297. Roundtable--Stigma, Boundary, Maintenance, and Deviance (Table 10): Hamilton Room
Presider: Gloria Gadsden, East Stroudsburg University
"I'm not into all that:" Violence, boundary maintenance, and the construction of morality among gay
gang- and crime-involved men, Vanessa Panfil, SUNY at Albany
Are There Male Victims of Sexual Assault? An Examination of Stigma Associated with Being a Male
Victim. Kevin Ralston, University of Delaware
The Undesirability of Being Unlabeled. Jared Hanneman, CUNY Graduate Center
Facebook Frenzy: Modern Day Witch Hunts? . Gloria Gadsden, East Stroudsburg University
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298. Roundtable--Law and Punishment (Table 8): Hamilton Room
Presider: Luis Osorio, Long Island University - C.W. Post
Hijacking Counterterrorism: Policy Diffusion, The Bureaucratic Field, and The Erosion of Civil Liberties,
Stephen Smith Cody, UC Berkeley
An Argument against Death: What Is Wrong with Lethal Injection? Luis Osorio, Long Island University -
C.W. Post
A Ring around the Execution: Curiosity Seekers, Tricksters, and Demonstrators, Annulla Linders,
University of Cincinnati
299. Roundtable--Culture and Consumption (Table 15): Hamilton Room
Presider: Jennifer Raymond, Bridgewater State College
Interplay at Disneyland: The Totem, Fetish, and Simulacra. Keith Garrett Kottenbach, California State
University - Fullerton
Reframing Luxury: The Impact of the Financial Crisis on Luxury Production Strategy. Rachel Behler,
Cornell University
Preservation for Whom?: An Examination of Attitudes toward World Heritage Designation in Old Town
Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. Jennifer Raymond, Bridgewater State College; Jodi H. Cohen, Bridgewater State
College
The Logic of Reproductive Tourism. Lauren Jade Martin, CUNY Graduate Center
300. Roundtable--Making and Remaking Belief (Table 12): Hamilton Room
Presider: Thomas Gallagher, Ursinus College
Belief: a Documentary Miniseries, Emmanuel Garcia, SUNY at Stony Brook
Anxiety and Care in the Times of Globalization: Reflections on an Indian Pilgrimage. Vikash Singh,
Rutgers University
An Alternative Response to Change Among the Old Order Amish. Thomas Gallagher, Ursinus College
Sociological Survey: From Varzaneh Pressure to Metamorphosis of Thought with Focusing on Women.
Zohreh Mehravipour, independent scholar
301. Roundtable--Issues of Intersectionality in Contemporary Communities (Table 9): Hamilton Room
Presider: Carolyn Chernoff, University of Pennsylvania
Chess in the Park. Daron Jabari Howard, CUNY Graduate Center
Triumph, Tension, and Trouble: Experiencing Community-Based Art. Carolyn Chernoff, University of
Pennsylvania
Inequality within the Upper-middle Class. Fiona C. Chin, Northwestern University
302. Roundtable--Trauma and Healing (Table 6): Hamilton Room
Presider: Justin A. Snyder, Saint Francis University
A New Sociology of Trauma, Justin A. Snyder, Saint Francis University
Life After the Shooting. Jooyoung Lee, University of Pennsylvania
"Heart's Desire:" Women's Stories of Miscarriage and Healing. Eileen Weigand, Virginia Tech
303. Roundtable--Gender in Comparative Contexts (Table 7): Hamilton Room
Presider: Sharon Lindhorst Everhardt, Delta College
American Woman: Gender & Nation in the Experience of U.S. Female College Students Abroad. Roblyn
Rawlins, College of New Rochelle
The Lives of Elite Male Consultant in Paris, Oslo, and San Francisco: A Comparative Study of Life Context
and Societal Setting in Western Europe and the United States, Jeremy Schulz, Cornell University
The American Dream: Attainable for Low-Income Women? Sharon Lindhorst Everhardt, Delta College
Iran within a Regional Context: Socio-Demographic Transformations and Women's Status, Elhum
Haghighat-Sordellini, CUNY Lehman College
Caste, Gender and Intersectionality: Understanding Different Experiences of Dalit Women in India. Jagriti
Tanwar, Georg-August-Universitadt
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304. Roundtable--Intersections, Identity, and Politics (Table 1): Hamilton Room
Presider: Michael Ortiz, CUNY Brooklyn College
Insider or Outsider - And How Does it Matter?: Examining Intersections of Identity and Power in
Community-Based Research Partnerships. Katie Kerstetter, George Mason University; John J. Green,
Delta State University
Doing Intersectionality: Bridging the Macro and Micro-Components of Intersectional Identity Formation,
Tonie Gordon, University of Virginia
Cooperating Inequalities: Using Crash to Illustrate American Intersectionality. Michael Ortiz, CUNY
Brooklyn College
305. Roundtable--Food Activism and Food Scarcity (Table 3): Hamilton Room
Presider: Brian Obach, SUNY at New Paltz
Food Movements at the Second US Social Forum. Geoffrey Pleyers, FNRS UC Louvain & CADIS
The Organic Movement, the State and Private Regulation. Brian Obach, SUNY at New Paltz
Redefining Agriculture: The Role of Women in the Transition Towards a Sustainable Food System. Caitlin
Murray, Virginia Commonwealth University
Networks and Knowledge: Environmental Health Movement Organizational Structures and The Pursuit of
Chemical Regulatory Reform. Amy Lubitow, Northeastern University
Community Supported Agriculture as a Form of Environmental and Economic Justice. Prita Lal, SUNY at
Stony Brook
306. Roundtable--Gender, Transnational Marriage, and Sex-trafficking in International Migration (Table
5): Hamilton Room
Presider: Se Hwa Lee, SUNY at Albany
The "Supply" of Sex Trafficking in India and Barriers to Reintegration: Globalization, Fundamentalist
Discourse, Economy, or the State? Autumn Mathias, Northeastern University
The Internet Bride Industry and the Transformative Potential of Sociological theory. Teresa Downing-
Matibag, Iowa State University
307. Roundtable--Mobility and Job Achievement (Table 13): Hamilton Room
Presider: Katrinell M. Davis, University of Vermont
Is the Push to Educate the Masses Warranted?: Shifts in the Relationship between Educational Attainment
and Wage Convergence Among Black and White Women Workers, 1960-2000. Katrinell M. Davis,
University of Vermont
Occupational Attainment and Career Progression. Anna Manzoni, Yale University
Job-related Spatial Mobility: Barrier or Booster to Becoming a Parent? Gender Specifics of the Relation
Between Job Mobility and Parenthood, Dr. Andrea S. Dauber, UCI
Victims of an Emerging Caste System: The Squeeze Down of the Labor Incomes of the Less Educated, an
Inequality Process Analysis, John Angle, The Inequality Process Institute LLC; Xiaozhou Wang,
Pennsylvania State University
Low-Wage Mobility During the Early Career. Colin Campbell, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
308. Roundtable--Education and Communities (Table 17): Hamilton Room
Presider: Darren Cyr, McMaster University
The Impact of Neighbourhood Disorder on Schools: A Multi-level Analysis from a Canadian City, Darren
Cyr, McMaster University; Scott Davies, McMaster University
Preparing the Young: School Values in Elementary and Secondary Education. Carolyn Zook, University of
Pittsburgh; Suzanna Eddyono, University of Pittsburgh
"They don't mix it up a lot…": Race, Culture, Familial Identity, and Belonging Among Low-Income First
Generation College Students, Ashley Rondini, American Sociological Association
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309. Roundtable--Exploring the Intersection of Gender and Race in Education (Table 16): Hamilton
Room
Presider: Don Sawyer, Syracuse University
Games, Gangs, and Fairytales: Mobilizing Ethnoracial Categories and Masculinity in a Small School,
Stephen Smith Cody, UC Berkeley
Building Men: The Social and Academic Experiences of Black Boys in an Urban School Setting. Don
Sawyer, Syracuse University
The Intersection of Race and Gender in College Enrollment. Gokhan Savas, Syracuse University
Are They the Walking Wounded: Understanding the Effects of Internalized Racism and Oppression on
Racial Minority Women in the Academe, Michelle Cromwell, Regis College
Planning Research Examining Gender and Race/ethnic Influences on Science Education Experiences of
Latino women, Sandra Hanson, Catholic University of America
310. Roundtable--Buying Black, Facing Black, and Race and Reciprocity (Table 4): Hamilton Room
Presider: Kesha Moore, Drew University
Buying Blackness: Identity and the Politics of Consumption. Kesha Moore, Drew University
Race and Reciprocity: Social Exchange in Two Exurban Neighborhoods. Gabe Ignatow, University of
North Texas; Caazena Hunter, University of North Texas; Joseph Comeau, University of North Texas
The Laws of Interaction: Adaptive Strategies Among Black Employees in Congress. James Jones,
Columbia University
311. ESS Special Events & Meetings--ESS Executive Committee Meeting: William Penn Boardroom
12:00 PM-1:30 PM
312. Author Meets Critics--Making Transnational Feminism: Rural women, NGO Activists and Northern
Donors in Brazil by Milicent Thayer: Shippen Room
Organizer and Presider: Nancy A. Naples, University of Connecticut
Critic. Nathalie Lebon, Gettysburg College
Critic. Roberta Villalon, St. John's University
Critic. Leslie Salzinger, Boston College
Author. Millie Thayer, University of Massachusetts Amherst
313. Regular Paper Session--International Migration: 1.5th and 2nd Generation Youth: Bromley Room
In the Pursuit of Higher Education: A Glance at California's Undocumented College Students and Their
Strategies., Francesca Degiuli, CUNY Staten Island
Internal Border Crossing: Boundaries of Legal Residence in the Lives of Mexican-Origin Teenagers.
Stephen Ruszczyk, CUNY Graduate Center
Power, Conflict, and Identity Management of Being "In-Between": When the Children of Vietnamese
Exiles/Refugees Go "Back" to Vietnam. Mytoan Nguyen, University of Wisconsin - Madison
Growth Trajectories of Mexican Children in Traditional and Non-Traditional Destinations: A Quasi-
Experimental Design Approach. Robert Nathenson, Johns Hopkins University
Discussant:
Lina Rincon, SUNY at Albany
314. Regular Paper Session--Taking Meaning Seriously: Claypoole Room
Settled and Unsettled Times: Comparing the Temporal Toolkits of Students and Workers, Allyson Stokes-
McLevey, McMaster University
Creating the Vigilant Body: The Corporal Roots of Clock Time. Benjamin Snyder, University of Virginia
Comparative Cultural Research after the Cognitive Turn. Bart Bonikowski, Princeton University
Discussant:
Rachel Schwartz, Cornell University
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315. Regular Paper Session--Public Sociology: Welfare, Education, Policies and Mothers' Well-Being:
Cook Room
It Works In Theory: Manufacturing an Ideal Worker. Andrea Robles, George Mason University
Disconnected Low-Income Women in Louisiana. Rebecca S. Powers, East Carolina University; Michelle M
Livermore, Louisiana State University
Barriers Associated with Mothers Entering Post-Secondary Education Programs & Mitigating the Barriers.
Erika Humphries, University of Southern California
Family Policies or Labor Markets? The Male-Female Wage Gap and Gender Occupational Segregation in 14
Welfare States from 1960 to 2008. Eric Tranby, University of Delaware
Discussant:
Joan Maya Mazelis, Rutgers University
316. Regular Paper Session--Parental Involvement: Flower Room
Cultural Discourse on Father Involvement in Childrearing across the Decades: Who Benefits and Why?
Melissa A Milkie, University of Maryland, College Park; Kathleen Denny, University of Maryland - College
Park
Reevaluating the Relationship Between Religious Participation and Father Engagement. Kati Li, Princeton
University
Leisure Time As A Male Privilege: Gender Differences Among Dual-Earner and Single-Parent Families.
Sara Raley, McDaniel College; Vanessa Wight, Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health;
Catherine Szczybor, McDaniel College
Assessing the advantages of a multi-method approach: Measuring mothering with data from the Early
Childhood Longitudinal Study--Birth Cohort. Deniz Yucel, William Paterson University; Douglas B
Downey, Ohio State University
Discussant:
Sylvie Honig, University of Chicago
317. Regular Paper Session--Pathologizing, Quantifying, and Exploring Mental Distress: Frampton
Room
Social Support and Psychological Distress: The Unique Case of Bisexuality, Travis Whalen, Virginia Tech;
Thomas N Ratliff, Virginia Tech
"Bullycides", the S-word, and society: Disenfranchising and re-enfranchising experiences of peers
bereaved by suicide, Tanetta Andersson,
The Professional Politics of Quantifying Mental Illness: Dimensionality and the DSM-V. Owen Whooley,
Rutgers University
Splitting to Oblivion: How Sub-threshold Diagnoses Pathologize Everyday Life. Dena T Smith, Rutgers
University; Kathryn Burrows, Rutgers University
Discussant:
John Leveille, West Chester University
318. Regular Paper Session--Religion and National Identity: Reynolds Room
Presider: Patricia Christian, Canisius College
Pentecostal Power in El Salvador: The Latest Survey Evidence. Patricia Christian, Canisius College;
Michael J. Gent, Canisius College; Timothy H. Wadkins, Canisius College
Anti-Christian Violence and Hindutva Discourse in Orissa State, India: A Social Ecological Perspective,
Autumn Mathias, Northeastern University
Being Jewish: A Cross-Cultural Case Study of Two Jewish Communities. Julie Pollack, Lafayette College
Religion and Politics in South-Eastern Europe: a Comparative Case Study. Atanas Grozdev, Boston
University
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Sunday, 12:00PM-1:30PM – cont’d
319. Regular Paper Session--Religion and Gender: Ballroom A1
Masculine Subjects: Gender, Religion, and Caste in Western India. Daniel Jasper, Moravian College
Goddess Worship and Political activity. Helen Berger, Brandeis University
Can Your Mother Be a Man and How Should He Treat the Earth?: An Ecofeminist Analysis of a Bifurcated
Tradition. Brandn Green, Pennsylvania State University
Discussant:
Amanda M. Czerniawski, Temple University
320. Regular Paper Session--Professional/Occupational Boundaries: Ballroom A2
Presider: Stuart Eimer, Widener University
Paradigms of Change: Case Studies in Transforming Physician-Industry Interactions. Susan Chimonas,
PhD, Columbia University; David Rothman, Columbia University
Permeable Boundaries: Jurisdictional Encroachment in Private Education, Linda Quirke, Wilfrid Laurier
University; Janice Aurini, University of Waterloo
Is One's Creativity a Function of One's Social Network? Tina Ching-Tien Lee, Princeton University
Identity and Discretion Amongst Street-Level Bureaucrats: An Investigation of Probation Officers. Katie
Derzon, Harvard University
Generation Humanitarian. kiri gurd, Boston University
321. Regular Paper Session--Structural Violence Against Black Women and Girls: Ballroom B
Presider: Nicole Rousseau, Kent State University
Hypersurveillance of Black Girls as Structural violence. Janice Johnson-Dias, CUNY/John Jay College of
Criminal Justice; Annmarie Singh, CUNY/John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Nicole Rousseau, Kent State
University
Intersectionality and Cultural Perceptions of Childbirth, Marriage, and Careers. Wanda Parham-Payne,
Prince George's Community College; Tekisha D Everette, American University; Bette J Dickerson,
American University
Intersectionality, Black Women, and the Maintenance of Family. Bette J Dickerson, American University;
Marla Kohlman, Kenyon College
Black Women and Work: We are lifting, but are we climbing? Vernese Edghill-Walden, City Colleges of
Chicago; Raja Staggers-Hakim, Eastern Connecticut State University
322. Regular Paper Session--Natural Disasters: Social Effects of Earthquakes and Hurricanes: Ballroom
D
Presider: Benigno E. Aguirre, University of Delaware
Governance, Development and Disaster Vulnerability: A Cross-National Analysis of the Human Impact of
Earthquakes. Rose Sayre, SUNY at Stony Brook
The Long Term Economic Effects of the 1960 Valdivia Earthquake. Benigno E. Aguirre, University of
Delaware
An Exploratory Analysis of the Process to Receive Victims of the Haitian Earthquake and its Impact on
Immigration in the U.S, Manuel Torres, University of Delaware
"I Feel Like I'm Left Out, Lost, and Forgotten.": The Disparate Impact of Post Hurricane Katrina Housing
Assistance Policies, Megan Reid, University of Texas at Austin
Waiting in the Lower Ninth Ward in New Orleans: A Case Study on the Tempography of Urban
Marginalization. Daina Harvey, Rutgers University
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323. Regular Paper Session--Housing Issues and Community Attachment in the United States: Ballroom
E1
An Ethnography of Landlords in Poor Neighborhoods. clement thery, Columbia University
Race, Gender, and the Typical Path Taken by the Housing Choice Voucher Applicant. Justin Betz,
Northeastern University
Does Technology Matter When Studying Community Life? Yushi Li, Northern Kentucky University; Jamie
Cupp, Northern Kentucky University; Debra Lemke, McDaniel College
My Brother from Another Mother: Public Housing Policies and the Development of Informal Networks.
Denishia Harris, University of Connecticut
Discussant:
Jonathan Wynn, University of Massachusetts - Amherst
324. Regular Paper Session--Public Sociology: Poverty, Welfare Policy and the Living Wage: Ballroom
E2
The Development and Persistence of U.S. Welfare Policy: An Intersectionalist Approach. Marcus Boyd,
George Mason University; Katie Kerstetter, George Mason University
The Processes, Objectives, and Merits of Facilitating a Poverty Simulation Program for Human Service
Professionals working with Impoverished Client Populations. Laura West Steck, York College of
Pennsylvania; Jennifer Engler, York College of Pennsylvania; Mary Ligon, York College of Pennsylvania;
Perri Druen, York College of Pennsylvania; Steven Jacob, York College of Pennsylvania
How the Earned Income Tax Credit is Experienced by Low Income Workers: A Comparative Approach.
Victor Yang, Harvard; Jennifer Sykes, Harvard University
Discussant:
Elizabeth Derickson, Princeton University
325. Regular Paper Session--Re-forming the City: Whitpen Room
Determinants of Support for Transit Expansion and Downtown Redevelopment: Evidence from Houston,
Texas. Paul Knudson, SUNY at Albany
Where Are They Now? Urban Revitalization, Eminent Domain, and the Displacement of Individuals and
Families. Nancy Mezey, Monmouth University; Michele Parisi, Monmouth University
Reimagining the Figueroa Corridor, 1960-2005: Growth Politics, Policy, and Displacement. Daniel Wu,
University of Southern California
Perceptions of Boundaries during Neighborhood Change: A Case Study of Gentrification in Philadelphia,
Jackelyn Hwang, Harvard University
Exploring the Accuracy of Census-based Strategies for Identifying Gentrification in New York City Between
1980 and 200., Michael Barton, SUNY at Albany
Discussant:
Richard Ocejo, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY
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PRESIDENTS OF THE SOCIETY
1930-2011
30-31 Frank H. Hankins
31-32 Henry P. Fairchild
32-33 Manuel C. Elmer
33-34 Robert M. MacIver
34-35 James H. S. Bossard
35-36 James W. Woodard
36-37 Jerome Davis
37-38 Clarence G. Dittmer
38-39 Joseph K. Folsom
39-40 Willard Waller
40-41 Maurice Davie
41-42 Talcott Parsons
42-43 George Lundberg
43-44 Robert S. Lynd
44-45 E. Franklin Frazier
45-46 Gladys Bryson
46-47 Donald Young
47-48 Thorsten Sellin
48-49 Meyer F. Nimkoff
49-50 Nathan L. Whetten
50-51 Jessie Bernard
51-52 Wilbert E. Moore
52-53 Ira De A. Reid
53-54 Alfred McClung Lee
54-55 Mirra Komarovsky
55-56 Theodore Abel
56-57 Vincent A. Whitney
57-58 Robert Bierstedt
58-59 William J. Goode
59-60 August B. Hollingshead
60-61 Alex Inkeles
61-62 Robert F. Bales
62-63 George Homans
63-64 Lewis Coser
64-65 Charles Page
65-66 Robin M. Williams, Jr
66-67 Melvin M. Tumin
67-68 Everett C. Hughes
68-69 Robert K. Merton
69-70 Hanan C. Selvin
70-71 S. M. Miller
71-72 Orville G. Brim, Jr
72-73 Herbert J. Gans
73-74 Alice S. Rossi
74-75 Charles V. Willie
75-76 Peter L. Berger
76-77 Renee C. Fox
77-78 Matilda White Riley
78-79 Milton M. Gordon
79-80 Helen MacGill Hughes
80-81 Kai Erikson
81-82 James E. Blackwell
82-83 Melvin L. Kohn
83-84 Cynthia Fuchs Epstein
84-85 Rose Laub Coser
85-86 Eliot Freidson
86-87 Suzanne Keller
87-88 Morris Rosenberg
88-89 Beth B. Hess
89-90 William A. Gamson
90-91 Murray A. Straus
91-92 Peter I. Rose
92-93 Doris Wilkinson
93-94 Irving K. Zola
94-95 Gaye Tuchman
95-96 Caroline Hodges Persell
96-97 Howard F. Taylor
97-98 Richard D. Alba
98-99 Margaret L. Andersen
99-00 Joyce Ladner
00-01 N. J. Demerath III
01-02 Judith Lorber
02-03 Jerry A. Jacobs
03-04 Phyllis Moen
04-05 Robert Wuthnow
05-06 Nancy Denton
06-07 Philip Kasinitz
07-08 Katherine Newman
08-09 Kathleen Gerson
09-10 Rosanna Hertz
10-11 Christine E. Bose
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VICE PRESIDENTS OF THE SOCIETY
1930-2011
30-31 C. G. Dittmer
31-32 Maurice Davie
32-33 Stuart A. Rice
33-34 Donald Young
34-35 F. B. Watson
35-36 Theodore Abel
36-37 Niles Carpenter
37-38 Howard Becker
38-39 Frank A. Ross
39-40 John Dollard
40-41 Mildred Fairchild
41-42 John Dollard
42-43 Alfred McClung Lee
43-44 E. Franklin Frazier
44-45 Gladys Bryson
45-46 Robert K. Merton
46-47 Robert Faris
47-48 Raymond Kennedy
48-49 Meyer F. Nimkof
49-50 W. Rex Crawford
50-51 Mirra Komarovsky
51-52 Theodore Abel
52-53 Ira De A. Reid
53-54 Robin M. Williams, Jr
54-55 Vincent H. Whitney
55-56 Charles H. Page
56-57 August B. Hollinshead
57-58 Alex Inkeles
58-59 Melvin Tumin
59-60 Clyde V. Kiser
60-61 Francis E. Merrill
61-62 Bernard Barber
62-63 Lewis Coser
63-64 Orville G. Brim, Jr
64-65 Harold Pfautz
65-66 Sylvia Fava
66-67 S. M. Miller
67-68 Nelson Foote
68-69 Matilda White Riley
69-70 Hanan C. Selvin
70-71 Peter I. Rose
71-72 Susanne Keller
72-73 Blanche Geer
73-74 Renee C. Fox
74-75 Charles Perrow
75-76 N. J. Demerath III
76-77 Rose Laub Coser
77-78 Murray A. Straus
78-79 Cynthia Fuchs Epstein
79-80 Patricia Kendall
80-81 Sylvia Clavan
81-82 Joyce Ladner
82-83 Gaye Tuchman
83-84 Doris Wilkinson
84-85 Beth Hess
85-86 Judith Lorber
86-87 Peter J. Stein
87-88 Howard F. Taylor
88-89 Anne Foner
89-90 Caroline Hodges Persell
90-91 Roberta G. Simmons
91-92 Ivar Berg
92-93 Margaret Andersen
93-94 Richard Alba
94-95 Jack Levin
95-96 Beth Vanfossen
96-97 Cheryl Townsend Gilkes
97-98 Ronnie J. Steinberg
98-99 Andrew Beveridge
99-00 Eve Spangler
00-01 Christine Bose
01-02 Esther Ngan-Ling Chow
02-03 Catherine White Berheide
03-04 Ronald Taylor
04-05 Debra Kaufman
05-06 Karen Cerulo
06-07 Annette Lareau
07-08 Elizabeth Higginbotham
08-09 Vincent N. Parrillo
09-10 Pamela Stone
10-11 Karen Hansen
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ESS MERIT AWARD RECIPIENTS
1960-2011
1960 Maurice Davis
1961 Welman J. Warner
Ray Abrams
1962 Robert S. Lynd
1963 Pitirim Sorokin
1964 Donald Young
1965 Leonard Cottrell, Jr
1966 Thorsten Sellin
1967 Talcott Parsons
1968 Robert MacIver
1969 Negley Teeters
1970 Theodore Abel
1971 Jessie Bernard
1972 Everett C. Hughes
1973 Helen MacGill Hughes
1974 Alfred McClung Lee
Elizabeth Briant Lee
1975 Charles H. Page
1976 Paul Lazarsfeld
1977 Mirra Komarovsky
1978 Robert K. Merton
1979 Hylan Lewis
1980 A. B. Hollingshead
David Reisman
1981 William F. Whyte
1982 Robert Bierstedt
1983 Lewis Coser
1984 Robin M. Williams, Jr
1985 George Homans
1986 Matilda White Riley
1987 Rose L. Coser
1988 Digby Baltzell
1989 James Blackwell
1990 Morris Rosenberg
1991 S. M. Miller
1992 William J. Goode
1993 Renée C. Fox
1994 Melvin Kohn
1995 Herbert Gans
1996 Charles Tilly
1997 Charles B. Perrow
1998 Harrison C. White
1999 Eliot Freidson
2000 Suzanne Keller
2001 Kai Erikson
2002 Marvin Bressler
2003 Bernard Barber
2004 Cynthia Fuchs Epstein
2005 William A. Gamson and
Caroline Hodges Persell
2006 Charles V. Willie
2007 Judith Lorber
2008 Cheryl Townsend Gilkes
2009 Richard Alba
2010 Nancy Denton
2011 Jerry A. Jacobs
ROBIN M. WILLIAMS, JR., DISTINGUISHED LECTURERS
1993-2011
1993-94 Caroline Hodges Persell
1994-95 Charles V. Willie
1995-96 Paul DiMaggio
1996-97 Judith Lorber
1997-98 Shulamit Reinharz
1998-99 Cheryl Townsend Gilkes
1999-00 Elijah Anderson
2000-01 Myra Marx Ferree
2001-02 Bonnie Thornton Dill
2002-03 Michael Kimmel
2003-04 Elizabeth Higginbotham
2004-05 Jack Levin
2005-06 Vincent Parrillo
2006-07 Michèle Lamont
2007-08 Margaret Andersen
2008-09 William Kornblum
2009-10 Naomi Gerstel
2010-11 Mark D. Jacobs
94

ESS OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES
2010-2011
ESS Officers:
President: Christine E. Bose
Vice-President: Karen V. Hansen
Secretary: Katherine Chen
Treasurer: Elizabeth Mitchell Armstrong
Past-President: Rosanna Hertz
President-Elect: Robert Zussman
Vice-President-Elect: Anne R. Roschelle
Executive Officer: Emily H. Mahon
Executive Committee
Rebecca S.K. Li (2008-2011)
Arthur Paris (2008-2011)
Zine Magubane (2009-2012)
Margaret K. Nelson (2009-2012)
Nazli Kibria (2010-2013)
Anita I. Garey (2010-2013)
Executive Office and Budget Committee:
Katherine Chen Chair
Gennifer Furst
Ex-Officio:
Rosanna Hertz (Past President)
Emily H. Mahon (Executive Officer)
Elizabeth Armstrong
Anita Garey
Nazli Kibria
Newsletter Editor: Debra Lemke
Sociological Forum Editor: Karen Cerulo
President: Christine E. Bose
STANDING COMMITTEES
Employment
Richard M. Smith (Chair)
Nominations
Robert Zussman (Chair)
Emily Mahon
Anne R. Rochelle
Publications Committee:
Nancy Denton (Chair)
Rhonda Levine
Karyn Loscocco
King-To Yeung
Ex-officio:
Status of Minorities:
Jacqueline Johnson (Chair)
Yang Cai
Donald Connigen
Past President: Rosanna Hertz
Secretary: Katherine Chen
Executive Officer: Emily Mahon
Kecia Johnson
Moses Olobatuyi
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STANDING COMMITTEES –cont’d
Status of Women:
Meghan A. Rich (Co-Chair)
Carrie lee smith (Co-Chair)
Joanne Ardovini
Medora W. Barnes
Michelle Budig
Yang Cai
Denise A. Copelton
Dana Hysock
Phyllis Kitzerow
Holly Reed
Tamara L. Smith
Laura West Steck
Graduate Education Committee
Enrique Pumar (Chair)
Ross Koppel
Richard A. Zdan
Keumjae Park
Undergraduate Education Committee:
Polly J. Smith (Chair)
Deborah Abowitz Ann Marie Popp
Stephanie Bennett Janice Purk
Paul Calarco, Jr Jennifer Schlosser
Norm Goodman Alexander R. Thomas
Astrid Eich-Krohm Peggy Walsh
Theresa Morris Jonathan White
AWARD COMMITTEES
Candace Rogers Student Paper Award
Margaret K. Nelson (Chair)
Rebecca Glauber
John Torpey
Merit Award
Rebecca Li (Chair)
Naomi Gerstel
Rosanna Hertz
Mirra Komarovsky Book Award
Anita Garey (Chair)
Javier Auyero Afshan Jafar
Lisa Handler Arthur Paris
Shirley Jackson Lakshmi Srinivas
Robin M Williams Jr Lectureship
Anne R. Roschelle (Chair )
Sunita Bose
Judith Halasz
Natalia Sarkisian
Robin M Williams Jr Site Selection
Karen V. Hansen (Chair )
Nazli Kibria
Robert Zussman
Rose Laub Coser Dissertation Award
Elizabeth Armstrong (Chair)
Sharon Bzostek
Kristen Harknett
96

2010 PROGRAM
Program Committee
Christine E. Bose and Gwen Moore (Co-Chairs)
Karen V. Hansen Steve Messner
Zai Lang Bandana Purkayastha
Program Scheduling Committee
Sehwa Lee (Chair) and Nicole LaMarre (Co-Chair)
Session Paneling Committee
Samantha Applin
Michael Barton
Christine Bose
Rakoo Chung
Nicole D’Anna
Kolbe Franklin
Kristen Hourigan
Erica Hunter
Joanne Kaufman
Nayeong Kim
Richard Lachmann
Nicole LaMarre
Sehwa Lee
Zai Liang
Tianyue Ma
Aaron Major
Steven Messner
Nickie Nichaud-Wild
Lacy Mitchell
Gwen Moore
Suzanne Pennington
Elizabeth Popp Berman
Lina Rincón
Megan Rolfe
Scott South
Shiho Sawai
Jessica Singer
Qian Jasmine Song
Glenna Spitze
Kate Strully
Katherine Trent
Matt Vogel
Russell Ward
Michelle Zagura
Local Arrangements Committee
Christel Hyden
Annual Meeting Site Selection Committee
Rosanna Hertz
Emily Mahon
James H. Mahon
2011-2012 OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS
President: Robert Zussman
Vice-President: Anne R. Roschelle
Secretary: Katherine Chen
Treasurer: Natasha Sarkisian
Past-President: Christine E. Bose
President-Elect: Nancy Naples
Vice-President-Elect: Beth Mintz
Executive Officer: Emily H. Mahon
Executive Committee
Zine Magubane (2009-2012)
Margaret K. Nelson (2009-2012)
Nazli Kibria (2010-2013)
Anita I. Garey (2010-2013)
Shirley a. Jackson (2011-2014)
Deirdre Royster (2011-2014)
97

The Eastern Sociological Society would like to thank the many people and
organizations who have contributed to the success of this conference,
including:
Program Committee
• Christine E. Bose (Co-chair)
• Anita Garey
• Karen V. Hansen
Program Scheduling Committee
• Gwen Moore (Co-Chair)
• Steve Messner
• Bandana Purkayastha
• Sehwa Lee (Chair)
• Nicole LaMarre (Co-Chair)
(See Committee section for full list of Session Paneling Committee)
Conference Logistics and Support
• Christel Hyden
• Brad Smith, Meeting Savvy
• Bill Wassmer, Advanced Solutions
Miniconference Organizers:
Mitch Duneier, Jeffrey Lane, Alexandra Murphy
Donald J. Hernandez
Reese Kelly
New Books Reception Sponsors
Ashgate Publishing
Temple University Press
Undergraduate Posters Sponsors
George Washington University
General Program Sponsors
University at Albany, SUNY
University of Pennsylvania
Departmental Members 2011
Ryan Kelty
Zai Liang
Jyoti Puri, Bandana Purkayastha
Paul Munroe
The Dancer’s Gift
George Mason University
Brandeis University
University of Hartford
Arcadia University
Bates College
Bloomsburg University
Boston College
Boston University
Brandeis University
Cabrini College
Chestnut Hill College
College of Saint Elizabeth
CUNY Brooklyn College
Dartmouth College
Drew University
Drexel University
Eastern University
Elizabethtown College
George Washington University
Harvard University
Kings College
Lebanon Valley College
Lycoming College
McDaniel College
Methodist University
Monmouth University
Moravian College
Penn State University
Prince George's Community College
Roanoke College
Rutgers University
Saint Peter's College
Southern Connecticut State University
St. Bonaventure University
SUNY- Albany
SUNY- Stony Brook
Swarthmore College
Syracuse University
The College of New Jersey
Towson University
Trinity College
University of Connecticut
University of Delaware
University of Massachusetts at Amherst
University of Pennsylvania
Villanova University
West Chester University of PA
Wheaton College
William Paterson University
98

CALL FOR PAPERS:
Storied Lives: Culture, Structure, and Narrative
2012 ANNUAL MEETING
EASTERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY
Millennium Broadway Hotel
New York, NY
February 23-26, 2012
The ESS welcomes submissions addressing any and all issues of interest to sociologists, drawing on
methods of every sort. In addition, the 2012 meeting will have a special focus on “Storied Lives.”
Men and women live in stories and through stories. They tell stories, individually and collectively,
about themselves and others, about and on behalf of the families and communities in which they live,
the organizations in which they work, the causes in which they believe. They tell stories about the
routine and the extraordinary, about their highest aspirations and their deepest fears. Some of these
stories are acts of liberation, calls to discover new identities and to discard old oppressions. Others are
themselves acts of oppression, stories that inscribe and justify existing inequalities of wealth, honor
and power. Men and women tell stories, as do groups, organizations, and movements, but not under
conditions of their own choosing. Rather, they tell stories within the limits of culture and in response
to the demands of structure. They tell stories with the resources, material and symbolic, at hand. But
these resources are distributed unequally with the result that some stories are heard, some demand to
be heard, and others are ignored altogether. The 2012 meeting of the ESS will consider stories across
a range of settings—at the workplace and in families, in communities and in religion, about
immigration and about race, in the nation and across borders, about crime and about the law, and,
not least, in the construction of both personal and collective identities. The meetings will examine the
conditions under which men and women tell stories but also the conditions those stories help create.
Although the ESS particularly encourages submissions related to this year’s theme, we welcome
submissions on all sociological topics, drawing on all methods and a variety of forms. We particularly
welcome proposals for innovative forms we have not had the wit to think of in addition to:
Individual papers (please include abstracts of 250 words or less; longer drafts are also
welcome via email to the program committee)
Wholly constituted sessions (with names and affiliations of all presenters)
Thematic Conversations (panels of two or more scholars engaged in debate or exchange)
Workshops on specific topics and techniques
Special sessions organized around prominent scholars and their work
Roundtable and poster session presentations
Mini-conferences
Details about electronic submission will be posted in the next ESS newsletter, announced
electronically on the ESS Announce List, and available at the ESS website:
http://www.essnet.org. Paper submissions and session proposals are due by October 15,
2011. Proposals for mini-conferences are encouraged by June, 2011.
Questions should be sent to: easterns2012@gmail.com
Program Committee: Dan Clawson (Co-Chair), Mary Ann Clawson (Co-Chair), Robert
Zussman (President), Anne R. Roschelle (Vice President), Enobong Branch, Naomi Gerstel,
James Jasper, Jennifer Lundquist, Millicent Thayer
Details about electronic submission will be posted in the next ESS newsletter, announced electronically
on the ESS Announce List, and available at the ESS website: http://www.essnet.org.
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Index to Participants
Abbott, James (Abbott@rowan.edu): 48
Abbott, Katherine (abbott@nursing.upenn.edu): 49
Abowitz, Deborah (dabowitz@bucknell.edu): 272
Abraham, Margaret
(Margaret.Abraham@hofstra.edu): 14, 215
Ackerman, Brad
(Bradford.Ackerman@villanova.edu): 140
Adamczyk, Amy (aadamczyk@jjay.cuny.edu): 99
Adams, Colin (coladams@berkshirecc.edu): 73
Aderer, Konrad (konrad@lifeorliberty.org): 79
Adkins, Timothy (tadkin2@uic.edu): 63
Adsera, Alicia (adsera@princeton.edu): 248
Adur, Shweta (shweta.majumdar@gmail.com): 162
Aguirre, Benigno E. (Aguirre@Udel.edu): 322
Aidala, Angela (aaa1@columbia.edu): 45
Aiello, Brittnie (aiellob@merrimack.edu): 296
Akibeh, Chelly (cakibeh@yahoo.com): 140
Alba, Richard (RAlba@gc.cuny.edu): 236
Albakr, Mohammed (moalbakr@yahoo.com): 84
Aldredge, Marcus (maldredge@iona.edu): 295
Alexander, Kamila (kamilaa@nursing.upenn.edu):
118
Alger, Vanessa (valger@rutgers.edu): 287
Allen, Nicole (nicole@studentpirgs.org): 31
Allison, Marisa (malliso6@gmu.edu): 167
Allshouse, Ashley (aallshou@drew.edu): 234
Amanda Nyman, Kelly Morrissey
(kmorri09@villanova.edu): 249
Amato, Meghan (mamato00@ccny.cuny.edu): 242
An, Weihua (weihuaan@fas.harvard.edu): 30, 115
Anderson, Julie (jandera@gmu.edu): 253
Anderson, Shannon (SLAnderson@roanoke.edu): 35
Anderson, Tammy L. (TAMMYA@UDEL.EDU): 21
Anderson-Hanley, Cay (andersoc@union.edu): 54,
242
Andersson, Tanetta (tea@case.edu): 317
Andrews, Kenneth (kta@unc.edu): 112
Angle, John (angle@inequalityprocess.org): 307
Anthony, Denise L.
(Denise.L.Anthony@dartmouth.edu): 70, 266, 267
Applewhite, Sheldon (sapplewhite@bmcc.cuny.edu):
288
Applin, Samantha (sa442818@albany.edu): 96
Aptekar, Sofya (saptekar@princeton.edu): 75
Aquino, Gabriel (gaquino@wsc.ma.edu): 265
Arcaro, Tom (arcaro@elon.edu): 159
Ardovini, Joanne (jardovini@mcny.edu): 262
Arend, Patricia (arend@bc.edu): 273
Argeros, Grigoris (argeros@fordham.edu): 168
Armstrong, Christopher F. (carmstro@bloomu.edu):
132
Arnold, Mariah (maarnold@ursinus.edu): 234
Artan-Bayhan, Zeynep Selen (zartan@gc.cuny.edu):
126
Arthur, Mikaila Mariel Lemonik (marthur@ric.edu):
55, 123
Arzoglou, Eleni (arzoglou@fas.harvard.edu): 255
Aseltine, Elyshia (aseltine@lycoming.edu): 213, 286
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Zhang, Yingchan (zhang.yingc@husky.neu.edu):
148
Zhao, Delei (zhaodelei@gmail.com): 164
Zhao, Sandy (sandy.zhao@yale.edu): 152
Zhao, Shanyang (bzhao001@temple.edu): 146
Zhou, Min (minzhou@fas.harvard.edu): 228, 260
Zielewski, Christopher
(cdzielewski@randolphcollege.edu): 249
Ziff, Elizabeth (ziffe406@newschool.edu): 70
Zinn, Maxine Baca (zinnm@msu.edu): 175
Zook, Carolyn (zook717@gmail.com): 222, 308
Zussman, Robert (zussman@soc.umass.edu): 134
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Mikalia Arthur
Vida Bajc
Chris Baker
Steven Barkan
John Brueggemann
Steven Carlton-Ford
Karen Cerulo
Mary Chayko
Patricia Hill Collins
Corey Dolgon
Morten G. Ender
IN THE BOOK EXHIBIT
Ballroom B & Prefunction Foyer
Sheraton Society Hill
The Exhibit will be open
Thursday February 24 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Friday February 25 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM
Saturday February 26 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM
Coffee Hours
Friday February 25 2:00 PM
Saturday February 26 10:00 AM & 2:00 PM
New Books Reception
Stop by and meet with ESS authors: Friday 3:00 - 4:00PM
Anita Garey
Karen Hansen
Ivy Ken
Dustin Kidd
David Knox
Kathleen Korgen
Terese Lawinski
Willem de Lint
Harvey Molotch
Margaret K. Nelson
Staci Newmahr
EXHIBITORS AT OUR MEETING INCLUDE:
Association Book Exhibit
New York University Press
Oxford University Press
Polity
Routledge
The Edwin Mellen Press
WW Norton & Co
Wadsworth Cengage Learning
Wiley-Blackwell
The Combined Book and Literature Display, features
Mary Osirim
Celine-Marie Pascale
Geoffrey Pleyers
Adrienne Redd
Robyn Rodriguez
Deric Shannon
Joan Spade
Ayumi Takenaka
Jonathan M. White
Shelley K. White
International Specialized Book Services, Lynne Rienner Publishers, Rowman and Littlefield,
Vanderbilt University Press, Worth Publishers
and
A Special Display of Books authored by ESS Members,
Including this year’s Winner of the Komarovsky Book Award
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The Eastern Sociological Society thanks all of our exhibitors for their support.
Special thanks are also due to the people who run our exhibit:
Harve Horowitz and the staff at Exhibit Promotions Plus, Inc.